Articles

OC Chapter

About Fruit Trees in the Fullerton Arboretum by Alfredo Chiri

APPLE.htm

CARAMBOLA.htm

COFFEE_TREE.htm

GUAVA_LEMON.htm

LYCHEE_NUT.htm

MULBERRY_BLACK.htm

PASSION_FRUIT.htm

SAPOTE_WHITE.htm

PITOMBA.htm

WAMPEE.htm

ALMOND.htm

APRICOT_TROPICAL.htm

CALAMONDIN.htm

CAPER_PLANT.htm

JAMBOLAN.htm

LIME_KIFFER.htm

PACAY.htm

PLUM_NATAL.htm

STRAWBERRY_TREE.htm

SUGARCANE.htm

ALLSPICE_TREE.htm

ANNATTO.htm

ARACA.htm

AVOCADO.htm

BANANA.htm

BLOOD_ORANGE.htm

CANISTEEL.htm

CAPULIN_CHERRY.htm

CHERIMOYA.htm

CHESTNUT.htm

CIITRON_ETROG.htm

CITRON_BUDDAS_HAND.htm

FIG_WHITE.htm

GUAIBAJAI.htm

GUAVA_PINEAPPLE.htm

JABOTICABA.htm

JUJUBE.htm

KIWI.htm

LONGAN.htm

LOQUAT.htm

LUCUMA.htm

MALABAR_CHESTNUT.htm

MULBERRY_WEEPING.htm

MANGO.htm

MANGOSTEEN.htm

ROSE_APPLE.htm

SAPOTE_BLACK.htm

SURINAM_CHERRY.htm

ORANGE_VALENCIA.htm

PAWPAW.htm

PUMMELO.htm

A summary of Julie Frink's research on selected

Avocados.htm

How to plant an Avocado tree and other needed information

From the Dec '91 Fruit Gardener - all about Figs for Coastal Southern California with a Chart.  For the ultimate collection of Fig information see Encanto Farms Nursery Figs4Fun.

For Edgar Valdivia's Rare Fruits go to especially Pitayas

For a practical guide to introducing the world's most prolific pollinators into your garden visit Urban Bee Gardens to learn about our native bees.