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San Diego Floral Association
California Garden Magazine
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Current Issue - Don't Miss Out
Sept/Oct 2010 Volume 101 No. 5
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In This Issue
Dig In
- Workshop: Decorative Design Classes with the Holidays in Mind
- September 29 Meeting: Aenne Carver on “A New Waterwise Look”
- Yes, Phalaenopsis Will Bloom Again
- Mexican Palo Verde
- Favorite Tool: Scissor Shears
- The Spiders of Fall
- Did You Know…?
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Features
- Judy’s Perennials: A Garden Design
- A Plant Palette for the Ages
- Roots - Profiles in Horticultural History: George P. Hall
- Five that Thrive
- A Garden Conversation: Jerry Louis
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Regulars Features
- Book Reviews
- Now is the Time
- Calendar
- Affiliate List
- From the Archives
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The first issue of California Garden magazine was printed in July of 1909.
The magazine specialized in information for growing plants in the San Diego area. It is the oldest horticulture magazine in continuous publication in the United States. Except for a brief two-year period, all writers, editors, and photographers have been volunteers, many of whom are well-known authorities in their fields.
Even though the organization was founded for beautification of San Diego, many people wanted to grow vegetables and fruits, so California Garden expanded to give advice on growing edible items. Today subscribers include readers in foreign countries with similar climatic conditions, as well as in colder areas of the United States, where the information is used for growing plants in greenhouses.
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