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Introduction: Apple Expert Grew Fruit Shakespeare Would Have Eaten
October 1967 Pomona: What a Name!
October 1967 New Dessert Apples From Germany
January 1968 The Vitamin 'C' Content of Various Apple Varieties
October 1968 A Source of Cold and Drought Resistant Apple Varieties
July 1975 Multi-Variety Apple Tree Hit by Mosaic Virus
July 1975 A Pomological Nature Trail
July 1976 Editor's Vignette
July 1976 Fighting Peach Canker
July 1977 Naturally Occuring Toxicants in Food
April 1980 William Coxe and America's First Illustrated Fruit Varieties Inventory
April 1980 The Surprise Apple
April 1980 Alsatian Apples and Pears
January 1982 How to Identify Apples
October 1982 Kent, Suntan and Greensleeves: A Trio of Newer Apple Varieties
April 1985 Garden Apples
April 1985 Cordons, Palmettes and Espaliers: A Basic Bibliography
January 1986 Book Review: Western Fruit, Berries and Nuts
July 1986 Our Cousins in France
July 1987 More About Garden Apples
October 1987 Garden Apples
October 1987 More on the Identification of Apple Varieties
July 1988 Hunting Apples (and Other Fruit) in Russia
October 1988 Reinette Simerenko? Your Guess Is as Good as Mine
January 1990 A Little NAFEX Nostalgia
October 1992 Fruit Garden Designs Then and Later
April 1994 Book Review: An Oak Spring Pomona
July 1995 An Excellent Apple Book: The Book of Apples
April 1997 We Shall Overcome Fireblight
January 1998 The Wild Apples of H. D. Thoreau
April 1998 Pink Ladies
April 1999 Cider Island "Paradise Lost"
July 1999 Food for Thought: An Insider Looking In From the Outside
October 1999 Swan Song: H. Fred Janson (Including Certain Experiments Concerning Fruittrees)
Appendix: Fruit Explorers Speak Out
