San Diego Floral Association
California Garden Magazine

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	Current Issue - Don't Miss Out January/February 2012 Volume 103 No. 1   Where To Buy, Click Here. Or become a member now and get each issue. Join Now!
	In This Issue Dig In Classes February 21 Meeting Resolved: Turn Over A New Leaf 2015 Planning Marking the Centennial of the Panama-California Exposition "A Walk in Balboa Park 1915," San Diego Floral Style Kate Sessions Celebrated on a Rainy Saturday Trees of Balboa Park: Brazilian Pepper Tree Did You Know…? Remembering December Nights . . . With Thanks
	Features Growing Grounds: Heritage Roses in Julian 8 Resolved: Ten Steps For a Great Garden 10 New Year’s Resolutions I Didn’t Make 12 Resolved: Six Ways to Change Your Gardening Life 13 Roots – Charles Russell Orcutt 16 (click here to see past Roots articles) Resolved: Provide More Winter Berries for the Birds
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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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Mission: To promote the knowledge and appreciation of horticulture and floriculture in the San Diego region.