Your neighboring fruit growers can give you a lot of information, your
local extension service can provide you with technical advice, bulletins, and
often video loans, and your local library can get you many of the best books on
fruit growing through interlibrary loans. Still, at times a NAFEX member wants
more: an older classic fruit book, or a specialized modern text, or a
collection of the most recent research on rootstocks or training systems, or
back issues of these periodicals, or a special videotape. You can find these
things in the NAFEX Library, a collection built over a twenty-year period,
beginning with the original collection of R. W. Daniels and expanded with
donations of books, money, and time from many members. As a NAFEX member, you
may use the services of the library as explained below. In addition to the
items on the list, the library has items for sale listed in the "Library News"
in each issue of Pomona. The library also contains reference works, files of
information, periodicals, and catalogs to help me address specific questions
you might have. Feel free to write. And feel free to join the NAFEX tradition
that built this library by donating horticultural material.
NAFEX members may borrow items from this list for up to one month. If
you have not borrowed from the library recently, enclose an address label from
Pomona showing your membership expiration date. If you want prompt shipment,
give alternate choices, as many books are in circulation. You may borrow three
books for $3.00, two for $2.50, one book for $2.00, four back issues of Pomona
for $2.00, and one video for $4.00. Loan period is for one month. These fees
are for the United States; Canadian members should send $10.00 in US funds
(postal money order or currency), and I will credit or return any excess money
at your request. Extra-heavy books have additional fees which are noted in the
booklist. If postal rates increase, fees may be raised; this will be announced
in the Pomona "Library News." Wrap the books securely when you return them. You
may use the library mail rate (Section 725.1 of the postal regulations). Put
your return address on the package along with the words "RETURN POSTAGE
GUARANTEED." Please return within one month. A fine of $.25 per book per week
may be imposed on overdue books, and if they are not returned after an overdue
notice, books may be replaced at the borrower's expense.
You will find books listed by topics. After author and title you will
find the year of publication, number of page, "L" if the pages are large, and
an extra loan fee for heavy books. The files listed at the end of each topic
consist of articles extracted from Pomona and other periodicals, excerpts from
old books, and bulletins or pamphlets. Files are loaned as books. To learn more
about the literature of fruit growing, you may request a file called "NAFEX
Library Guide," which contains reviews of over 200 of the library's books. A
list of the library's video tapes follows the listing of books.
The following is best viewed with a browser that supports
the table function such as Microsoft Internet Explorer.
| ACTINIDIA -see
KIWIFRUIT |
|
| AGRICULTURE |
| Bailey, L. H. |
PRINCIPLES OF AGRICULTURE, 1898, 300 |
| Kains, M. G. |
5 ACRES & INDEPENDENCE, 1940, 397 |
| King, F. H |
FARMERS OF 40 CENTURIES: PERMANENT AGRICULTURE IN
CHINA, KOREA, & JAPAN, 1911, 380 |
| Steiner, Rudolf |
AGRICULTURE (biodynamics), 1924,174 |
| Whatley, B. T. |
MAKE $100,000 FARMING 25 ACRES, 1987, 180L |
|
AMELANCHIER |
| Jones, John E. |
ESTABLISHMENT & PRODUCTION OF SASKATOON FRUIT
(Alberta project report), 1985, 168 |
| St. Pierre, R. G. |
GROWING SASKATOONS, 1992, 48 L |
| File |
AMELANCHIER |
| APPLES |
| Abbot, D. L. |
APPLE TREE PHYSIOLOGY & MANAGEMENT (England), 1984,
90 |
| Ackerman, Wm. L. |
EVALUATION--EARLY-RIPENING APPLE INTRODUCTIONS (foreign
varieties), 1962, 45 |
| Alberta, University |
EDIBLE APPLES IN PRAIRIE CANADA, 1991, 781 |
| Atkinson, Robt |
GROWING APPLES (England), 1955,127 |
| Autio, W. R., ed. |
NEW ENGLAND APPLE PRODUCTION GUIDE, 1988, 32L |
| Barritt, Bruce H. |
INTENSIVE ORCHARD MANAGEMENT (Pacific
NW)1992, 212 |
| Beach, S. A. |
APPLES OF NEW YORK, 1905, 769, $1 extra |
| Blodgett & Aichele |
APPLE VARIETIES (Origins and very brief descriptions of
major Pacific NW vars.), 1960, 46 |
| Bultitude, John |
APPLES (England, color pictures of varieties), 1983,
323L |
| Bunyard, John |
APPLES & PEARS (England), cl890, 116 |
| Burford, Tom |
APPLES (Virginia, descriptions of 300+ varieties),
1991, 50L |
| Bush, Raymond |
TREE FRUIT GROWING: Apples, 1946, 375 |
| California |
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT OF APPLES & PEARS, 1991,
214L |
| Calhoun, Lee |
OLD SOUTHERN APPLES (var. descriptions), 1995,
326L |
| Carlson R. F, et al |
NORTH AMERICAN APPLES: VARIETIES, ROOTSTOCKS, OUTLOOK,
1970, 197 |
| Cornell |
APPLE PEST MANAGEMENT (New York) |
| Dennis, F. G., Jr. |
FACTORS AFFECTING YIELD IN APPLES (technical), 1981,
27 |
| Fisher, H. H. |
APPLE CLONES IN THE U S (inventory, brief descriptions,
5000 listings), 1963, 324 |
| Fitz, James |
SOUTHERN APPLLE & PEACH CULTURIST, 1872, 336 |
| French, R. K. |
HISTORY & VIRTUES OF CIDER (England), 1983,
200 |
| Good Fruit Grower |
INTENSIVE ORCHARDING (apples, Pacific NW, 1982,
187 |
| Green, W. J. et al |
VARIETIES OF APPLES IN OHIO, 1915, 184 |
| Hedrick & Howe |
APPLES OLD & NEW (varieties), 1913, 135 |
| Hedrick, U. P. |
VARIETIES OF APPLES-SYSTEMATIC POMOLOGY,1925, 76 |
| Heinecke, Don |
HIGH DENSITY APPLE ORCHARDS: PLANNING, TRAINING, AND
PRUNING, 1975,34 L |
| Int'l Dwf Tree |
1994 COMPACT FRUIT TREE (Apple rootstock performance,
orchard management systems, new vars.), 1994, 170L |
| Hogg & Bull |
APPLE & PEAR AS VINTAGE FRUITS, 1886, 247 |
| Jack, Walter |
THE APPLE (History of Amer. apple growing) 1944,
64 |
| Jones & Aidwinkle |
COMPENDIUM OF APPLE & PEAR DISEASES, 1900,
100L |
| Lamb, J. D. G. |
APPLES IN IRELAND: HISTORY & VARIETIES, 1951,
76 |
| Lape, Fred |
APPLES & MAN, 1979, 160
|
| Lespinasse, J. M. |
APPLE TREE MANAGEMENT (fruiting types,
tree training, vertical ax, orchard renovation, 1977-93, 125L |
| Martin, Alice |
ALL ABOUT APPLES (history, recipes), 1976, 174 |
| Ministry of Ag. |
CIDER APPLE PRODUCTION (England), 1963, 45 |
| Morgan & Richards |
THE BOOK OF THE APPLE, 1993, 304 |
| Norton & King |
APPLE CULTIVARS FOR PUGET SOUND, 1985, 71L |
| Proulx & Nichols |
SWEET & HARD CIDER: MAKING, USING, 1980, 188L |
| Ragan, W. H. |
NOMENCLATURE OF THE APPLE: CATALOG OF KNOWN VARIETIES
REFERRED TO IN AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS FROM 1804-1904, 1905, 383 |
| Sanders, Rosanne |
THE APPLE BOOK (England, Varieties, color pictures,
descriptions), 1988, 144L |
| Schroeder, Harold |
OLD HOME ORCHARD APPLES, 1971, 15 |
| Smith, Muriel |
NATIONAL APPLE REGISTER OF THE UNITED KINGDOM, 1971,
652L, $1 extra |
| Stebbins et al |
OREGON STATE APPLE VARIETY TRIAL 1988-94 PROGRESS
REPORT, 83L |
| Stilphen, George |
APPLES OF MAINE, 1993, (based on Bradford, 1911),
378 |
| Taylor, H. V. |
APPLES OF ENGLAND (fruit descriptions), 1948, 218 |
| Thomas, H.H. |
BOOK OF THE APPLE (England), 1902, 112 |
| odd, Sereno E. |
THE APPLE CULTURIST, 1871, 334 |
| Trowbridge, J. M. |
CIDER MAKERS' HANDBOOK, 1903, 119 |
| USDA |
MANAGEMENT GUIDE FOR LOW-INPUT SUSTAINABLE APPLE
PRODUCTION (NE U S), 1990, 84L |
| Washington State |
APPLE CULTIVAR TRIALS, 1990, 51L |
| Waugh, F. A. |
AMERICAN APPLE ORCHARD, 1908 or 1923, 215 |
| Way, Roger D. |
APPLE CULTIVARS INTRODUCED BY NEW YORK AG EXPERIMENT
STATION 1914-68,1971, 84 |
| Wilkinson, Albert E. |
THE APPLE: Modern practices, 1915, 492 |
| Wright, D. Macer |
COX'S ORANGE PIPPIN (cultivation, England), 1957,
119 |
| Wynne, Peter |
APPLES: HISTORY, FOLKLORE, HORTICULTURE, &
GASTRONOMY, 1975, 280 |
| Yepson, Roger |
APPLES (North Amer., watercolors, descr.), 200 |
| Zeiger & Turkey |
MALLING ROOTSTOCKS IN AMERICA (history), 1960, 74 |
| File |
APPLE ROOTSTOCKS, 200+ |
| File |
APPLE VARIETY DESCRIPTIONS (recent periodicals &
govt. publications), 100+ |
| File |
APPLE VARIETIES (Pomona 1968-88), 200 |
| File |
APPLE VARIETIES (Pomona 1989-97) |
| File |
CIDER |
| File |
FUJI APPLE |
| File |
GALA APPLE |
| File |
GRANNY SMITH APPLE, 25+ |
| File |
HISTORY OF APPLES IN ENGLAND, 33 |
| File |
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT OF APPLES, 200+ |
| File |
ORGANIC & LOW SPRAY APPLE GROWING |
|
|
| APRICOTS-see
STONEFRUIT |
| GO TO TOP OF LIST |
| BEES |
|
|
| Aebi, Orm. & Harry |
THE ART & ADVENTURE OF BEEKEEPING, 1975, 184 |
| Buchman & Nabhan |
FORGOTTEN POLLINATORS, 1996, 292 |
| Dadant, C. P. |
FIRST LESSONS IN BEEKEEPING, 1946, 127 |
| Donovan, Robert E. |
HUNTING WILD BEES, HOW TO..., 1980, 184 |
| Eckert, John E. |
BEEKEEPING, 1960, 536 |
| Gilman, A. |
PRACTICAL BEE-BREEDING (queens), 1929, 264 |
| Griffin, Brian L. |
THE ORCHARD MASON BEE, 1993, 69 |
| Johansen & Mayer |
POLLINATOR PROTECTION: BEE & PESTICIDE, 1990,
212 |
| Kelley, Walter T. |
HOW TO KEEP BEES & SELL HONEY, 1980, 148 |
| Killion, Carl E. |
HONEY IN THE COMB (comb honey), 1951, 114 |
| Latham, Allen |
ALLEN LATHAM'S BEE BOOK, 1945, 200 |
| Morse, Roger A. |
BEES & BEEKEEPING, 1975, 295 |
| Pellett, Frank C. |
AMERICAN HONEY PLANTS, 1947, 46 |
| Root, A. L. |
ABC & XYZ OF BEE CULTURE, 1950, 703 |
| Sammataro/Avitabile |
BEEKEEPER'S HANDBOOK, 1978, 131L |
| File |
NATIVE BEES (orchard, hornface, bumble) |
|
|
| BERRIES-see also individual fruit listings |
| Antonelli et al |
SMALL FRUIT PESTS (pacific NW), 1988, 22L |
| Barker, Ralph I |
SMALL FRUITS, 1954, 90 |
| Bennett, Jennifer |
BERRIES (gardens, Canada), 1991, 94 |
| Biggle, Jacob |
BIGGLE'S BERRY BOOK, 1899, 143 |
| California |
VIRUS DISEASES-SMALL FRUITS AND GRAPES, 1970, 290 |
| Card, Fred W |
BUSH FRUIT, 1925, 409 |
| Clarke, J. Harold |
SMALL FRUIT FOR YOUR HOME GARDEN 1958, 372 |
| Cooley, Daniel, et al |
MANAGING DISEASES & INSECTS IN SMALL FRUITS IN NEW
ENGLAND, 1985, 55L |
| Galetta/ Hamelrick |
SMALL FRUIT CROP MANAGEMANT, 1990,
602 |
| Hedrick, U. P. |
SMALL FRUIT OF NEW YORK, 1925, 614L $2
extra |
| Hendrickson, Robt |
THE BERRY BOOK, 1981, 259L |
| Ison, William G. |
ALL ABOUT MUSCADINES, BLUEBERRIES,BLACKBERRIES, FOR THE
GROWERS OF THESE FINE FRUITS, 1988, 94 |
| Liebster, Guenther |
BERRY GARDENING (Germany), 1986, 128 |
| Logsdon, Gene |
SUCCESSFUL BERRY GROWING, 1974, 200 |
| New York |
SMALL FRUIT SCHOOL, 1993, 82L |
| Roe, Edward P. |
SUCCESS WITH SMALL FRUITS, 1880, 313, OR 1886, 360 |
| Shoemaker, James |
SMALL FRUIT CULTURE 5th ed, 1978, 357 |
| Turner & Muir |
SOFT FRUIT GROWING (England), 1985, 177 |
| Van Meter, Ralph A. |
BUSH FRUIT PRODUCTION, 1928, 123 |
| File |
ORGANIC BERRY GROWING |
| |
|
| BIOGRAPHIES OF FRUIT PEOPLE |
| Bakharev, A. N. |
I. V. MICHURIN, 1954, 152 |
| Burbank, Luther |
THE HARVEST OF THE YEARS, 1927, 296 |
| Cunningham, Isabel |
FRANK N. MEYER, PLANT HUNTER IN ASIA, 1984, 317 |
| Dreyer, Peter |
GARDENER TOUCHED WITH GENIUS (Burbank), 1975, 322 |
| Fairchild, David |
THE WORLD WAS MY GARDEN: TRAVELS OF A PLANT EXPLORER,
1939, 499 |
| Harwood, W. S. |
NEW CREATIONS IN PLANT LIFE (Burbank), 1906, 368 |
| Hedrick, U. P. |
LAND OF THE CROOKED TREE (boyhood in frontier
Michigan), 1948, 350 |
| |
|
| BLUEBERRIES |
| Cuddy, J. & T. |
GROWING BLUEBERRIES (for the small commercial grower),
1996, 126 |
| Eck, Paul |
BLUEBERRY SCIENCE, 1988, 284 |
| Gough, Robt. E. |
HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRY MANAGEMENT, 1994, 272 |
| Pacific NW Exten. |
HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRY MANAGEMENT, 1993, 72L |
| Pritts & Hancock |
HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRY PRODUCTION, 1992, 200 |
| File |
BLUEBERRIES, 200+ |
| |
|
| BRAMBLE FRUIT |
| Crandall, Perry |
BRAMBLE PRODUCTION, 1995, 213 |
| Ellis, Michael, et al |
COMPENDIUM OF RASPBERRY & BLACKBERRY DISEASES &
INSECTS, 1991, 100L |
| Jennings, D. L. |
RASPBERRIES & BLACKBERRIES: THEIR
BREEDING, DISEASES & GROWTH, 1988, 230 |
| Logan, Mary E., ed. |
THE LOGANBERRY, 1955, 20 |
| NAFEX Rubus group |
VARIETY EVALUATIONS (most raspberry), 1985-8, 100+ |
| Pritts, Marvin et al |
BRAMBLE PRODUCTION GUIDE (NE US), 1989, 189L |
| Stiles, H. D. |
SHIFT TRELLISES FOR BETTER MANAGEMENT OF BRAMBLES
(Virginia), 1996, 47pp c color illustrations |
| File |
RASPBERRY & BLACKBERRY BREEDING |
| File |
RASPBERRY & BLACKBERRY GROWING |
| File |
RUBUS ARCTICUS (nectarberry, Sweden) |
| File |
RUBUS CHAMAEMORUS (cloudberry, technical), 117 |
|
|
| BREEDING |
| Bailey, L. H. |
PLANT BREEDING, 1915, 474 |
| Beaty, John Y. |
PLANT BREEDING FOR EVERYONE, 1954, 102 I. Plant
Breeding, II. Fruits & Flowers, III. Methods of work, IV. Fruit, V. Plums,
VI. Small Fruits, VII. Ornamentals, VIII. Field Crops, IX. Flowers, X.
Ornamentals, XI. Nuts, XII. Bibliography, 1914. |
| Burbank, Luther |
HOW PLANTS ARE TRAINED TO WORK FOR MAN (8 separate
volumes: I. Plant Breeding, II. Grafting, III. Fruit improvement, IV. Small
Fruit, V. Gardening,VI. Useful Plants, VII. Flowers, VIII. Trees, Bibliography,
Index, 1921 |
| Hansen, N. E. |
PLANT INTRODUCTION (fruit, S. Dakota), 1927, 47 |
| Harwood, W. S. |
NEW CREATION IN PLANT LIFE (Burbank), 1906, 368 |
| Howard, W. L. |
LUTHER BURBANK'S PLANT INTRODUCTIONS (var.
Descriptions), 1945, 110 |
| Janick & Moore, eds |
ADVANCES IN FRUIT BREEDING, 1975, 623L., 50eextra |
| Moore & Janick |
METHODS IN FRUIT BREEDING, 1983, 463L, 50c extra |
| USDA |
1937 YEARBOOK: BETTER PLANTS & ANIMALS II (includes
450 pp. on fruit breeding), 1497, $1 extra |
| Welsh, James R |
PLANT GENETICS & BREEDING, 1981, 290 |
| GO TO TOP OF LIST |
| CHERRIES |
| Coe, Francis M. |
CHERRIES OF UTAH, 1935, 72 |
| Gardner, Victor |
THE CHERRY & ITS CULTURE, 1946, 146 |
| Grubb, Norman H. |
CHERRIES (England--culture, varieties), 1949, 186 |
| Hedrick, U. P. |
CHERRIES OF NEW YORK, 1915, 371L, $2 extra |
| Lauche, W. |
DEUTSCHE POMOLOCIE (descr. In German, color plates of
25 cherry vars.), 1882 |
| File |
CHERRIES |
| File |
CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS |
|
|
| CITRUS-see also TROPICAL |
| Coit, J. Eliot |
CITRUS FRUITS (California), 1927, 520 |
| Hume, H. Harold |
CITRUS FRUITS & THEIR CULTURE, 1904, 587 |
| Indoor Citrus Soc. |
NEWSLETTERS 1981-86, c 250L |
| Indoor Citrus Soc. |
NEWSLETTERS 1987-90, c 250L |
| Ortho |
CITRUS & SUBTROPICAL FRUITS, 1985, 96L |
| Ray & Walheim |
CITRUS: SELECT, GROW & ENJOY, 1980, 176L |
| Reuther et al |
CITRUS INDUSTRY VOL I. (history, distribution, botany,
varieties), 1967, 610L, 50c extra |
| Reuther et al |
CITRUS INDUSTRY VOL II. (anatomy, physiology, genetics
& reproduction), 1968, 398 |
| Reuther et al |
CITRUS INDUSTRY VOL III. (propagation, planting, weed
control, soil, fertilizer, pruning, irrigation, frost protection), 1973,
528 |
| File |
HARDY CITRUS |
|
|
| COLD-REGION FRUIT GROWING |
| Alberta |
EDIBLE APPLES IN PRAIRIE CANADA, 1991, 78L |
| Alderman, W. H. |
DEVELOPMENT OF HORTICULTURE ON THE NORTHERN GREAT
PLAINS, 1962, 198L |
| Gordon, Don |
GROWING FRUIT IN THE UPPER MIDWEST, 1991, 286 |
| Hansen, N. E. |
PLANT INTRODUCTIONS (fruit, S. Dakota), 1927, 47 |
| Hill, Lewis |
COLD CLIMATE GARDENING (1 / 4 on fruit), 1987, 304 |
| Howard & Brown |
TREE FRUIT VARIETIES (Wyoming), 1962, 47L |
| Yeager, A. F. |
GROWING FRUIT IN NORTH DAKOTA, 48 |
| File |
FRUIT GROWING IN COLD REGIONS, 150+ |
| File |
HORTICULTURE-CANADIAN PRAIRIE, 1989-91, 200 |
|
|
| CRANBERRIES |
| Eck, Paul |
THE AMERICAN CRANBERRY, 1990, 420 |
| Shawa et al |
CRANBERRY PRODUCTION: PACIFIC NW, 1984, 50L |
| GO TO TOP OF LIST |
| DISEASES-see also specific fruit listings |
| Anderson, Harry W. |
DISEASES OF FRUIT CROPS, 1956, 501 |
| Antonelli et al |
SMALL FRUIT PESTS, 1988, 22L |
| California |
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT-APPLES & PEARS, 1991,
214L |
| California |
STONEFRUIT ORCHARD PESTS: IDENTIFICATION, |
| Streets, Rubert B. |
DIAGNOSIS OF PLANT DISEASES: A FIELD &
LABORATORY MANUAL (practical identification), 1984, 233L |
| Van der Zwet & Keil |
FIREBLIGHT, 1979, 200L |
| Van der Zwet & Beer |
FIREBLIGHT, 1991, 83 |
| Yadava & Doud |
SHORT LIFE & REPLANT PROBLEMS OF DECIDUOUS FRUIT
TREES (technical review), 1980, 116 |
|
|
| DRYING---see
USES OF FRUIT |
|
|
| DWARF TREES-see also PRUNING |
| Atkinson, Robert E. |
DWARF FRUIT TREES INDOORS & OUT, 1972, 112 |
| Intl Dwarf Fruit Tree Assoc. |
COMPACT, (separate volumes for each year from 1977
through 1996, 100-200 pp. each) |
| Krichkovitch, |
Paul TOP FRUIT GROWING ON THE DOUBLE ROOT SYSTEM
(Bouche-Thomas), 27 |
| Lucas, I. B. |
DWARF FRUIT TREES FOR HOME GARDENS, 1949, 115 |
| Rivers, Thomas |
MINIATURE FRUIT GARDENS, 1949, 115 |
| Tukey, Harold |
DWARFED FRUIT TREES FOR HOME GARDENS, 1949, 115 |
| Waugh, F. A. |
DWARF FRUIT TREES, 1908, 124 |
| Wright, D. Macer |
DWARF FRUIT TREES (England), 1943,
111 |
| Wright, D. Macer |
DWARF PYRAMID FRUIT CULTURE (market), 1959, 142 |
| File |
GENETIC DWARF FRUIT TREES, 20+ |
|
|
| ESPALIER See
PRUNING |
|
|
| FERTILIZER-see
SOIL |
| GO TO TOP OF LIST |
| FIGS |
| Condit, Ira J. |
FIG CHARACTERISTICS USEFUL IN IDENTIFICATION OF
VARIETY, 1941, 99, bound with FIG VARIETIES, 1955, 215 |
| Eisen, Gustav |
THE FIG (history, culture, curing, vars.), 1901,
317L |
| Storey, Wm. B. et al |
THE FIG (biology, history, culture, utilization,
Calif.),1977, 94L |
| File |
FIGS, 250+ |
|
|
| FRUIT GROWING, GENERAL See also COLD REGIONS
and TROPICAL |
| Aiken, George D. |
PIONEERING-FRUIT AND BERRIES (New England), 1936,
94 |
| Amer. Pomological |
S. HISTORY OF FRUIT GROWING & HANDLING IN THE US
& CANADA 1860-1972, 1976, 360 |
| Auchter & Knapp |
ORCHARD & SMALL FRUIT CULTURE, 1937, 627 |
| Bailey, L. H. |
PRINCIPLES OF FRUIT GROWING, 1909, 516 |
| Bailey, L. H. |
EVOLUTION OF OUR NATIVE FRUITS, 1911, 472 |
| Baker, Harry |
FRUIT (with good illustrations of espalier & dwarf
pruning, England), 1980, 96L |
| Ballard, James |
CARLTON REFERENCE GUIDE FOR ORCHARDISTS (Pacific NW,
varieties & rootstocks), 1988, 123L |
| Barry, P. |
BARRY'S FRUIT GARDEN, 1902, 516 |
| Bell, Geoffrey F. |
ESTABLISHING A FRUIT GARDEN (England, personal), 1963,
143 |
| Bilderback & Patent |
BACKYARD FRUIT & BERRIES (Rodale), 1984, 306 |
| Brooks & Olmo |
REGISTER OF NEW FRUIT & NUT VARIETIES |
| (N. |
Amer., 1920-70), 1972, 708 |
| Budd, J. L. |
AMERICAN HORTICULTURAL MANUAL, 1902,908, 50C extra |
| Budd & Hansen |
AMERICAN HOR. MANUAL, PART 11, SYSTEMATIC POMOLOGY
(variety descriptions), 1903, 491 |
| Bunyard, Edward A. |
ANATOMY OF DESSERT (grower-gourmet guide to English
fruit varieties), 1934, 226 |
| Childers, Norman F. |
MODERN FRUIT SCIENCE, 1983, 581L, 50c
extra |
| Cole, S. W. |
THE AMERICAN FRUIT BOOK, 1849, 288 |
| Coxe, William |
A VIEW OF THE CULTIVATION OF FRUIT TREES (orchard
management and varieties), 1917, 270 |
| Downing, A. J. |
FRUITS & FRUIT TREES OF AMERICA, 1859, 760 |
| Downing, A. J. |
FRUITS & FRUIT TREES OF AMERICA, 1869,1098, 50C
extra |
| Downing, A. J. |
FRUITS & FRUIT TREES OF AMERICA, 1895,1289, $1
extra |
| DuBreuil & Wardle |
CULTURE OF FRUIT TREES, 1972, 229 |
| Eames-Sheavly |
HOME FRUIT PLANTING (NE US), 1989, 82L |
| Elfving, D. C. et al |
FRUIT CULTIVARS (Ontario), 1985, 82L |
| Emmons, Ebenezer |
AGRICULTURE OF NEW YORK, 1851, (87 pp. Fruit var.
descriptions, 81 pp. color plates), L, $1 extra |
| Forsyth, Wm. |
CULTURE, MANAGEMENT OF FRUIT TREES (England), 1803,
280 |
| Greenoak, Francesca |
FORGOTTEN FRUIT (England), 1983,126 |
| Hall-Beyer & Richard |
ECOLOGICAL FRUIT PROD. IN THE NORTH, 1983, 270 |
| Hedrick, U. P. |
CYCLOPEDIA OF HARDY FRUIT, 1938, 402L, 50c extra |
| Hedrick, U. P. |
HISTORY--HORTICULTURE IN AMERICA TO 1860, 1950,
551 |
| Hill, Lewis |
FRUITS & BERRIES FOR THE HOME GARDEN, 1977,
269 |
| Hills, Lawrence D. |
GOOD FRUIT GUIDE (1 000+ Engl. Varieties), 1984,
81 |
| Hooker, William |
HOOKER'S FINEST FRUITS (fruit painting with
descriptions), 1820 with 1989 text 222L |
| Hyams, Edward |
FRUIT TREES-THE SMALL GARDEN (England), 1955, 64 |
| Jackson, John E. |
LIGHT INTERCEPTION & UTILIZATION BY ORCHARD SYSTEMS
1980, 59 |
| Janson, H. Fred |
POMONA'S HARVEST, AN ILLUSTRATED CHRONICLE OF
ANTIQUARIAN FRUIT LITERATURE, 1996, 443 |
| Jones & Lakso |
PHYSIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF WATER STATUS IN FRUIT TREES,
1985, 44 |
| Kendrick, William |
NEW AMERICAN ORCHARDIST, 1835 or 1844, 358 |
| Knapp & Auchter |
GROWING TREES AND SMALL FRUITS, 1941, 615 |
| Lindley, George |
ORCHARD & KITCHEN GARDEN (England), 1831, 601 |
| Lindley, Geo. & Jn. |
THE ORCHARD & FRUIT GARDEN, 1833, 408 |
| Logsdon, Gene |
ORGANIC ORCHARDING, 1981, 415 |
| Lowe, T. A. |
FRUIT FARM IN ENGLAND (humor, practical) 1946, 121 |
| McEachern, George |
GROWING FRUITS, NUTS, BERRIES IN THE
SOUTH, 1978, 85L |
| Muromtsev, 1. A. |
ACTIVE PARTS OF ROOT SYSTEM OF FRUIT PLANTS (Russia,
technical), 1984, 200 |
| Ontario |
FRUIT BULLETINS, 1964-7, 322 |
| Otto, Stella |
THE BACKYARD ORCHARDIST, 1993, 248 |
| Prince & Prince |
POMOLOGICAL MANUAL, 1831 (or 1832), 216 |
| Reich, Lee, ed. |
GROWING FRUITS, NATURE'S DESSERTS (NAFEX writers),
1996, 110 |
| Reich, Lee |
UNCOMMON FRUITS (gardener's guide), 1991, 273 |
| Royal Hort Soc. |
THE FRUIT GARDEN DISPLAYED (England, 1968,182, or 1974,
135 |
| Royal Hort Soc. |
FRUIT PRESENT & FUTURE, 1966, 251 |
| Royal Hort Soc. |
FRUIT PRESENT & FUTURE VOL 11, 1973, 180 |
| Royal Hort Soc. |
FRUIT YEARBOOK (10 volumes, loaned separately, 1947,
1948, 1949, 1950, 1951-2, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1958, with 108 to 179 pages
each) |
| Soure, M. C. |
DORMANCY RELEASE--DECIDUOUS FRUIT TREES, 1985, 62 |
| Scott, Hohn |
SCOTT'S ORCHARDIST CATALOG (England), 1872, 608 |
| Simmons, Alan F. |
GROWING UNUSUAL FRUITS (England), 1872, 309 |
| Simmons, Alan F. |
MANUAL OF FRUIT (England), 1978, 239 |
| Smith, J. Russell |
TREE CROPS: A PERMANENT AGRICULTURE, 1929, 333 or 1950,
408 |
| Southmeadow Fruit Garden |
CHOICE & UNUSUAL FRUIT VARIETIES, 1976, 112 |
| Stringfellow, H. |
M. THE NEW HORTICULTURE, 1906, 146 |
| Strong, W. C. |
FRUIT CULTURE (home orchards), 1885, 205 |
| Tamasi, J. |
ROOT LOCATION OF FRUIT TREES & ITS AGROTECHNICAL
CONSEQUENCES, 1978, 409 |
| Thomas, John J. |
THE AMERICAN FRUIT CULTURIST, 1875, 576 |
| USDA |
NORTH AMERICAN & EUROPEAN FRUIT & TREE NUT
GERMPLASM RESOURCES INVENTORY, 1980, 732, $1 extra |
| Waugh, F. A. |
SYSTEMATIC POMOLOGY, 1908, 288 |
| Westwood, Melvin |
TEMPERATE ZONE POMOLOGY, 1978 or 1988, 428 |
| Whitcomb, Carl E. |
ESTABLISHMENT & MAINTENANCE OF LANDSCAPE PLANTS
(planting, care), 1987, 618 |
| Williams, R. R. |
ARTIFICIAL POLLINATION OF FRUIT TREES, 1970, 6 |
| Wright, Horace J. |
FRUIT GROWER'S GUIDE (England), 1920, 682, $l extr |
| Zielinski, Quentin |
MODERN SYSTEMATIC POMOLOGY (classification), 1955,
296L |
| File |
ORCHARD FLOOR MANAGEMENT (mulch, cover,
till) |
| File |
PESTICIDE RISKS TO CONSUMERS |
| GO TO TOP OF LIST |
| GARDENING, HORTICULTURE, PLANTS |
| Bailey, L. H. |
GARDENER'S HANDBOOK, 1934, 292 |
| Bailey, L. H. |
MANUAL OF GARDENING, 1910, 539 |
| Bailey, L. H. |
STANDARD CYCLOPEDIA OF HORTICULTURE, 1925, three
volumes, 1200 pp. Each, $1 extra each |
| Bienz, D. R. |
THE WHY & HOW OF HOME HORTICULTURE, 1980, 513 |
| Hedrick, U. P. |
HISTORY HORTICULTURE IN AMERICA TO 1860, 1950, 551 |
| Hottes, Alfred Carl |
THE BOOK OF SHRUBS, 1958, 438 |
| Logsdon, Gene |
WILDLIFE IN YOUR GARDEN (control), 1983, 268 |
| National Research Co. |
LOST CROPS OF THE INCAS: LITTLE KNOWN PLANTS OF THE
ANDES .... FOR WORLDWIDE CULTIVATION, 1989, 407 |
| Rickett, Harold |
BOTANY FOR GARDENERS, 1957, 236 |
| Senn, T. L. |
SEAWEED & PLANT GROWTH, 1987, 174 |
| White, William N. |
GARDENING FOR THE SOUTH (veg & fruit), 1885,
444 |
| File |
BAMBOO |
|
|
| GOOSEBERRIES & CURRANTS |
| Thayer, Paul |
RED & WHITE CURRANTS: THEIR HISTORY, VARIETIES,
& CLASSIFICATIONS, 1923, 104 |
| File |
GOOSEBERRIES & CURRANTS |
|
|
| GRAFTING -see
PROPAGATION |
|
|
| GRAPES & WINE |
| California |
VIRUS DISEASES-SMALL FRUITS & GRAPES, 1970,
290 |
| Fuller, Andrew S. |
THE GRAPE CULTURIST, 1905, 282 |
| Galet, Pierre |
PRACTICAL AMPELOGRAPHY (vine indent., France), 1979,
248 |
| Cohdes, Clarence |
SCUPPERNONG (NC, muscadine history), 1982,115 |
| Hedrick, U. P. |
GRAPES & WINES FOR HOME VINEYARDS, 1945, 326 |
| Hedrick, U. P. |
GRAPES OF NEW YORK, 1908, 564L, $2 extra |
| Hedrick, U. P. |
MANUAL OF AMERICAN GRAPE GROWING, 1919, 458 |
| Husman, Geo. |
AMERICAN GRAPE GROWING & WINE MAKING, 1880,
189 |
| Ison, William G. |
ALL ABOUT MUSCADINES..., 1988, 94 |
| Jackson & Schuster |
GRAPE GROWING & WINE MAKING HANDBOOK FOR COOL
CLIMATES, 1981, 194L |
| Magoon, C. A. |
GRAPES FOR DIFFERENT REGIONS, 1943, 38 |
| Minn. Grape Grwrs |
GROWING GRAPES IN MINNESOTA, 1990, 64L |
| Muench, Frederick |
SCHOOL FOR AMERICAN GRAPE CULTURE, 1865, 139 |
| Munson, T. V. |
FOUNDATIONS OF AMERICAN GRAPE CULTURE, 1909, 252 |
| Ohio |
GRAPE-WINE SHORT COURSE (wine making, grape growing),
1989-91, 195 |
| Pongracz, D. P. |
ROOTSTOCKS FOR GRAPEVINES (South Africa), 1983,
150 |
| Pool et al |
GROWING VINIFERA GRAPES IN NEW YORK-VOL 1: NEW&
INTERESTING VARIETIES, 1988, 47L |
| Wagner, Philip M. |
WINE GROWER'S GUIDE, 1965, 236 |
| Weaver, Robert J. |
GRAPE GROWING (California), 1976, 371 |
| Winkler et al |
GENERAL VITICULTURE (California), 1974, 710 |
| File |
GRAPE VARIETIES |
| File |
MUSCADINE GRAPES |
|
|
| GREENHOUSE, INDOOR, & CONTAINER GROWING |
| Atkinson, Robert E. |
DWARF FRUIT TREES INDOORS & OUT, 1972, 112 |
| Fisher & Yanda |
THE FOOD & HEAT-PRODUCING SOLAR GREEN HOUSE:
DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION,1976, 161 L |
| Indoor Citrus Soc. |
NEWSLETTERS: 1981-1986, c250L |
| Indoor Citrus Soc. |
NEWSLETTERS: 1987-1990, c250L |
| McCullagh, James C. |
SOLAR GREENHOUSE BOOK, 1978, 328 |
| Nearing, Helen & Sc |
OUR SUN HEATED GREENHOUSE, 1977, 148L |
| Paisley, Keith |
PROTECTED CULTIVATION (England), 1961, 215 |
| Perper, Hazel |
CITRUS SEED GROWER'S INDOOR HOW-TO BOOK, 1971, 64 |
| Simmons, Alan F. |
POTTED ORCHARDS (England), 1975, 215 |
| Whitehead, Geo. E. |
GROW FRUIT IN YOUR GREENHOUSE (Eng.) 1970, 163 |
| GO TO TOP OF LIST |
| INSECTS |
| Antoneiii et al |
SMALL FRUIT PESTS (Pacific NW), 1988, 22L |
| Beers, Elizabeth |
ORCHARD PEST MANAGEMENT (Pacific NW), 1993, 276 |
| California |
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT-APPLES & PEARS, 1991,
214L |
| California |
STONEFRUIT ORCHARD PESTS, 1985, 718L |
| Cooley, Daniel R. |
MANAGING DISEASES & INSECTS IN SMALL FRUITS IN NEW
ENGLAND, 1985, 55L |
| Cornell |
APPLE PEST MANAGEMENT (New York), 1990, 150L |
| Cornell |
TREE FRUIT IPM: 24 APPLE PESTS (color), 1980, 48L |
| Howitt, Angus J. |
COMMON TREE FRUIT PESTS (Michigan), 1993, 252L |
| Flint, Mary Louise |
PESTS OF THE GARDEN & SMALL FARM: GUIDE TO USING
LESS PESTICIDE (Calif., fruit oriented), 1990, 276L |
| Illinois |
ALTERNATIVE IN INSECT MANAGEMENT: INSECT ATI'RACTANTS
& TRAPS, BENEFICIAL INSECTS & MITES, MICROBIAL INSECTICIDES, BOTANICAL
INSECTICIDES & INSECTICIDAL SOAPS, 1989-90, 77L |
| Kovach et al |
STRAWBERRY SCOUTING (New York), 1990, 37L |
| Knipling, E. F. |
INSECT POPULATION SUPPRESSION & MANAGEMENT
(technical), 1979, 659L, 50c extra. |
| Page & Smillie |
ORCHARD ALMANAC SPRAYSAVER GUIDE, 1986,148 |
| Slingerland / Crosby |
MANUAL OF FRUIT INSECTS, 1919, 503 |
| Swan, Lester A |
BENEFICIAL INSECTS, 1964, 429 |
| Williams, Kathleen |
NEW DIRECTIONS IN TREE FRUIT PEST MANAGEMENT (IPM,
Pacific NW), 1991, 214 |
|
|
| IRRIGATION |
| California |
DRIP IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT, 1991, 40L |
| California |
IRRIGATING DECIDUOUS ORCHARDS, 1981, 67L |
| Fraenkel, Peter |
WATER PUMPING DEVICES (small scale, modern &
traditional), 1986, 176 |
| King, F. H. |
IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE, 1913, 502 |
| Kourik, Robt. |
DRIP IRRIGATION (mainly garden), 1992, 118L |
| Kramer, Jack |
DRIP SYSTEM WATERING, 1980, 144 |
| Pacey & Cullis |
RAINWATER HARVESTING (collecting rain & runoff for
household & irrigation), 1988, 216 |
| Reij et al |
WATER HARVESTING FOR PLANT PRODUCTION (Africa), 1988,
123L |
| File |
DRIP IRRIGATION FOR ORCHARDS |
|
|
| JUJUBE |
| Pareek, |
THE BER (jujube, India), 1983, 73 |
| File |
JUJUBE |
| King |
FARMERS OF 40 CENTURIES: PERMANENT
AGRICULTURE IN CHINA, KOREA, & JAPAN, 1910, 380 |
| Koepf et al |
BIODYNAMIC AGRICULTURE, 1976, 429 |
| Lanphere, Paul G. |
GROWING ORGANICALLY (Pacific NW, growing apples &
pears), 1989, 97 |
| Logsdon, Gene |
ORGANIC ORCHARDING, 1981, 415 |
| Mollison, Bill |
PERMACULTURE |
| NOFA |
ORGANIC & LOW-SPRAY FRUIT PRODUCTION CONFERENCE,
1987, 133L |
| Rosenvold, Lloyd |
NATURAL GARDENING TESTAMENT (a veteran NAFEXer's
experiences & reflections), 1987, 37L |
| Smith, J. Russell |
TREE CROPS: A PERMANENT AGRICULTURE, 1929, 333 or 1950,
408 |
| Steiner, Rudolf |
AGRICULTURE (biodvnamics), 1924, 174 |
| Storr, Wolf D. |
CULTURE & HORTICULTURE (biodvnamics), 1979,
435 |
| USDA |
MANAGEMENT GUIDE FOR Low INPUT SUSTAINABLE APPLE
PRODUCTION (NE US), 1990, 81L |
| Williams, K. ed. |
NEW DIRECTIONS IN TREE FRUIT PEST MANAGEMENT (IPM,
Pacific NW), 1991, 214 |
| File |
BIODYNAMIC FRUIT GROWING |
| File |
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT OF APPLES |
| File |
ORGANIC & LOW SPRAY APPLE GROWING |
| File |
ORGANIC BERRY GROWING |
|
|
| NURSERIES |
| BaileV L. H. |
NURSERY BOOK (propagation), 1906, 515 |
| Bailev L. S. |
NURSERY MANUAL (propagation), 1940, 515 |
| Coon, Nelson |
THE SMALL NURSERY, 1923, 125 |
| Davidson/ Meck. |
NURSERY MANAGEMENT, 1981, 450 |
| Duruz, Willis P. |
PRINCIPLES OF NURSERY MANAGEMENT, 1953, 176 |
| Stanlev & Toogood |
THE MODERN NURSERYMAN (England), 1981, 412 |
| Whitcomb, Carl E. |
PRODUCTION OF LANDSCAPE PLANTS, 1989, 517 |
|
|
| NUTRITION - See
SOIL (plant nutrition) or USING FRUIT
(human nutrition) |
|
|
| NUTS - see also FRUIT GROWING |
| Alabama |
PECAN PRODUCTION IN THE SOUTHEAST, 1981, 222L |
| Amer. Chestnut Fnd. |
JOURNALS, 1990-94, C200 |
| Bush, Carroll D. |
NUT GROWER'S HANDBOOK, 1941, 189 |
| Chestnut Growers Ex |
CHESTNUTWORKS, 1985-9, 197L |
| Fuller, Andrew S |
THE NUT CULTURIST |
| .Illinois Nut Tree A. |
NUT GROWING IN ILLINOIS, 1982, 32 |
| Jaynes, Richard |
NUT TREE CULTURE IN NORTH AMERICA, 1981, 466 |
| Menniger, Edwin A. |
EDIBLE NUTS OF THE WORLD, 1977, 175L |
| Krochmal, A.& C. |
UNCULTIVATED NUTS OF THE US, 1982, 89 |
| Manaster, Jane |
THE PECAN TREE (Texas), 1994, 108 |
| Northern Nut Grwrs. |
ANNUAL REPORTS (separate volumes for each year 1964-69
and 1972-1994), 100+ pages each |
| Oklahoma |
PECANS, 1991, 32L |
| Ontario Nut Growers |
NEWSLETTERS, 1976-87, 176L |
| Ortiz, Bev |
IT WILL LIVE FOREVER: TRADITIONAL YOSEMITE ACORN
PREPARATION, 1991, 148 |
| Rice, G. Wesley |
PECANS: A GROWER'S PERSPECTIVE (varieties, propagation,
culture), 1994, 198L |
| Thompson, Bruce |
BLACK WALNUT FOR PROFIT, 1976, 285 |
| Thompson & Young |
PECAN CULTIVARS (Texas), 1985, 265 |
| Thorpe, Carlyle |
THE WALNUT SECTIONS OF EUROPE & ASIA, 1923,
101 |
| USDA |
BLACK WALNUT CULTURE, 1966, 94L |
| USDA |
PECAN HUSBANDRY, 1990, 258L |
| USDA |
SUBALPINE STONE PINES, 1994, 321L |
| USDA |
WALNUT NOTES (black walnut culture, North Central US),
1988, 100L |
| USDA |
WALNUT INSECTS & DISEASES, 1978, 100L |
| Weber & Ritter |
PROPAGATING NUT TREES, 1972,17L |
| Weschke, Carl |
GROWING NUTS IN THE NORTH (MN, WI), 1953, 124 |
| Wood, Milo N. |
ALMOND CULTURE IN CALIFORNIA, 1937, 94 |
| Woodruff, Jasper G. |
TREE NUTS, 1978, 731 |
| File |
CHESTNUTS |
| File |
CORYLUS (hazelnuts & filberts) |
| File |
EFFECTS OF BLACK WALNUT TREES ON OTHER VEGETATION,
62 |
| File |
GINKGO NUTS, 20+ |
| File |
PINE NUTS |
| GO TO TOP OF LIST |
| ORGANIC
GROWING-see NATURAL METHODS |
|
|
| PAWPAWS |
| CA Rare Fruit Grwrs. |
1974 YEARBOOK: PAWPAWS, 206 |
| File |
PAWPAWS |
|
|
| PEACHES |
| Ackerman, Wm. L. |
LATE BLOSSOMING PEACH & NECTARINE VARIETIES TESTED
AT CHICO, CALIF. (foreign varieties), 1957, 33L |
| Ackerman, Wm. L. |
EVALUATION OF FOREIGN & DOMESTIC NECTARINE
VARIETIES AT CHICO, CALIF., 1959, 53 |
| Brooke, Justin |
PEACH ORCHARDS IN ENGLAND (growing), 1949, 86 |
| Childers, N.F., ed |
THE PEACH, 1988, 986L, $1 extra |
| Ferree & Bertrand |
PEACH GROWER'S HANDBOOK, 1993, 216L, $1 extra |
| Fitz, James |
SOUTHERN APPLE & PEACH CULTURIST, 1872, 336 |
| Hedrick, U. P. |
PEACHES OF NEW YORK, 1971, 541L, $2 extra |
| LaRue/Johnson, eds |
PEACHES, PLUMS & NECTARINES, (Calif.), 1989,
245L |
| Ward, H. W. |
BOOK OF PEACH (England), 1903, 113 |
| Waugh, F. A. |
THE AMERICAN PEACH ORCHARD, 1915, 238 |
| Wilson, C. P. H. |
BUSH PEACHES (England), 1958, 140 |
| File |
HIGH DENSITY PEACH ORCHARDS |
| File |
PROPAGATING PEACHES FROM SOFTWOOD & HARDWOOD
CUTTINGS |
| File |
PEACH VARIETIES 1980 TO PRESENT TIME |
|
|
| PEARS |
| Bunyard, George |
APPLES & PEARS (England), cl890, 116 |
| California |
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT-APPLES & PEARS, 1991,
214L |
| Griggs & Awakiri |
ASIAN PEAR VARIETIES IN CALIFORNIA, 1977, 59L |
| Hartmann, Henry |
CATALOG & EVALUATION OF THE PEAR COLLECTION AT THE
OREGON AG. EXPERIMENT STATION, 1957, 79 |
| Hedrick, U. P. |
PEARS OF NEW YORK, 1921, 636, $2 extra |
| Hogg & Bull |
THE APPLE & PEAR AS VINTAGE FRUITS, 1886, 247 |
| Howlett, Freeman S. |
NEW & UNCOMMON PEAR VARIETIES (Ohio), 1957,
129 |
| Jones & Aidwinkle |
COMPENDIUM: APPLE & PEAR DISEASES, 1990, 100L |
| Quinn, P. T. |
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT, 1869, 126 |
| Ragan, W. H. |
NOMENCLATURE OF THE PEAR (catalog of the known
varieties referred to in American publications from 1804-1907), 1926, 268 |
| Tukey, H. B. |
THE PEAR AND ITS CULTURE, 1928, 125 |
| Van der Zwet, ed |
THE PEAR, 1982, 500L, 50C extra |
| Weldon, George P. |
PEAR GROWING IN CALIFORNIA, 1918, 190 |
| White, Allan G et al |
NASHI: ASIAN PEARS IN NEW ZEALAND, 1990, 84 |
| Williams, et al |
PEAR PRODUCTION, 1978, 53L |
| Yaneyama, Kanichi |
NASHI PRODUCTION IN JAPAN (Asian pears), 1989, 94L |
| File |
ASIAN PEARS |
| File |
BLIGHT RESISTANT PEARS (Southern cross) |
| File |
PEAR ROOTSTOCK |
| File |
PEARS: ARTICLES FROM Pomona 1968-88 |
| File |
PEAR VARIETIES |
| File |
PROPAGATING PEARS FROM SOFTWOOD & HARDWOOD CUTTINGS
(technical) |
|
|
| PERSIMMONS- see also TROPICAL |
| Calif. Fuyu Grwrs. |
FUYU PRIMER, 1991, 30 |
| Griffith, E. & M. |
PERSIMMONS FOR EVERYONE, 1982, 74 |
| Kitagawa & Glucina |
PERSIMMON CULTURE IN NEW ZEALAND, 1984, 74 |
| Lifestyle research |
THE PERSIMMON (New Zealand), 1981, 74 |
| File |
AMERICAN PERSIMMONS |
| File |
KAKI PERSIMMONS |
|
|
| PLUMS - see also STONEFRUIT |
| California |
PRUNE ORCHARD MANAGEMENT, 1981, 156L |
| Hedrick, U. P. |
PLUMS OF NEW YORK, 1911, 615L, $2 extra |
| Jacobson, Arthur |
PURPLELEAF PLUMS, 1992, 183 |
| LaRue & Johnson |
PEACHES, PLUMS & NECTARINES (Calif.), 1989,
246L |
| Lauche, W. |
DEUTSCHE POMOLOGIE (German descriptions and color plate
of 25 plum varieties), 1882 |
| File |
NATIVE AMERICAN PLUMS |
| File |
SOUTHERN PLUMS |
|
|
| PROPAGATION - See also NURSERY
and individual fruit listings |
| Bailey, L. H. |
NURSERY BOOK, 1906, 365 |
| Bailey, L. H. |
NURSERY MANUAL, 1920, 515 |
| California |
PROPAGATION OF TEMPERATE-ZONE FRUITS, 1981, 64L |
| Dirr & Heuser |
WOODY PLANT PROPAGATION (a working guide, 1100 species
& varieties), 1987, 239L |
| Dodds, John H, ed |
TISSUE CULTURE OF TREES, 1983, 147 |
| Free, Montague |
PLANT PROPAGATION IN PICTURES, 1957, 249 |
| Garner, R. J. |
GRAFTER'S HANDBOOK, 1950, 224; OR 1988,
323 |
| Hackett, Wesley P. |
JUVENILITY, MATURATION IN WOODY PLANTS, 1985, 47 |
| Hartman & Kester |
PLANT PROPAGATION (with tissue culture), 1983, 726 |
| Hartman et al |
PLANT PROPAGATION, 1990, 647, 50C extra |
| Hill, Lewis |
SECRETS OF PLANT PROPAGATION, 1985, 168L |
| Hottes, Alfred C. |
PRACTICAL PLANT PROPAGATION, 1925, 224 |
| Litz et al |
IN VITRO ... PROPAGATION ... TROPICAL FRUITS, 1985,
44 |
| Rom & Carlson |
ROOTSTOCKS FOR FRUIT CROPS |
| USDA |
SEEDS OF WOODY PLANTS IN THE US (producing, handling
seeds), 1974, 883L, $1 extra |
| Weber & Ritter |
PROPAGATING NUT TREES, 1972, 17L |
| Welch, H. J. |
MIST PROPAGATION & AUTOMATIC WATERING, 1973,
172 |
| Wetherell, D. F. |
INTRODUCTION TO IN VITRO PROPAGATION, 1982, 87L |
| File |
GRAFTING & BUDDING ARTICLES FROM Pomona 1968-88,
138 |
| File |
GRAFTING FRUIT TREES |
|
|
| PRUNING, TRAINING, ESPALIER |
| Bailey, L. H. |
THE PRUNING BOOK, 1911, 545 |
| Bailey, L. H. |
THE PRUNING MANUAL, 1916, 407 |
| Brickell, Chr. |
PRUNING (England, on fruit), 1979, 96L |
| Brunner, T. |
PHYSIOLOGICAL FRUIT TREE TRAINING FOR INTENSIVE
GROWING, 1990, 286 |
| California |
PRUNING FRUIT & NUT TREES, 1980, 50L |
| Chamberlin, Susan |
HEDGES, SCREENS, ESPALIERS, 1983, 176L |
| Champanat, Paul |
PRUNING FRUIT TREES (France, traditional pruning
espalier, Lorette, arching), 1954, 166 |
| Christopher, Ev. |
PRUNING MANUAL (after Bailey), 156, 320 |
| Edmunds, Alan |
ESPALIER FRUIT TREES, HISTORY & CULTURE, 125 |
| Forshey et a] |
TRAINING & PRUNING APPLE & PEAR TREES, 1992,
166 |
| Free, Montague |
PLANT PRUNING IN PICTURES, 1961, 286 |
| Hammett, K. R. W. |
PLANT TRAINING, PRUNING, TREE SURGERY, 1975, 68L |
| Heinicke, Don |
HIGH-DENSITY APPLE ORCHARDS, 1975, 34+L |
| Hill, Lewis |
PRUNING SIMPLIFIED, 1979, 208 |
| Krichkovitch, Paul |
TOP FRUIT GROWING ON THE DOUBLE ROOT
SYSTEM, 1987, 25 |
| Lespinasse, J-M |
APPLE TREE MANAGEMENT (vertical ax), 1983, 125L |
| Lorette, Louis |
LORETTE SYSTEM OF PRUNING (France), 1923, 166 |
| Lorette, Louis |
LORETTE SYSTEM OF PRUNING 1946, 239 |
| Oberhofer, Hermann |
PRUNING THE SLENDER SPINDLE (Italy), 1987, 40L |
| Perking, Harold 0. |
ESPALIER & VINES FOR THE HOME GARDENER,1964,
200 |
| Reich, Lee |
THE PRUNING BOOK, 1997, 234 |
| Shigo, Alex L. |
TREE PRUNING: WORLDWIDE PHOTO GUIDE, 1989, 186 |
| Stebbin / MacCaskey |
PRUNING (part on fruit trees), 160L |
| Thompson, C. R. |
PRUNING APPLES & PEARS BY RENEWAL METHODS, 1949,
210 |
| Wright, Horace |
FRUIT GROWER'S GUIDE VOL. 11 (thorough coverage of
traditional English espalier & protected cultivation of all fruits), 1925,
345 |
| File |
ESPALIER FRUIT TREES (traditional) |
| File |
HIGH DENSITY PEACH ORCHARDS |
| File |
ROOT PRUNING |
| File |
TATURA TRELLIS, 46 |
| File |
TRAINING, PRUNING FREE STANDING & STAKED FRUIT
TREES |
| File |
TRELLISED FRUIT TREES-MODERN SYSTEMS |
| GO TO TOP OF LIST |
| QUINCES |
| Meech, W. W. |
QUINCE CULTURE, 1888, 143 |
| File |
QUINCES |
| RETURN TO QUINCE PAGE |
|
| RASPBERRIES-see
BRAMBLE FRUIT |
|
|
| ROOTSTOCK - See
PROPAGATION and individual fruit listings |
|
|
| SASKATOON - See
AMELANCHIER |
|
|
| SOIL, NUTRITION, FERTILIZING |
| Allison & Anderson |
SAWDUST FOR MULCH & SOIL IMPROVEMT, 1951, 19 |
| Brady, Nyle C. |
NATURE & PROPERTIES OF SOIL, 68 |
| Childers, N. F., ed |
FRUIT NUTRITION, 1966, 888L, $1 extra |
| Faulkner, Edward H. |
SOIL DEVELOPMENT (anecdotal), 1952, 232 |
| Follet et al |
FERTILIZERS & SOIL AMENDMENTS, 1981, 557 |
| Foth & Turk |
FUNDAMENTALS OF SOIL SCIENCE, 1972, 454 |
| Gershuny & Smilie |
THE SOUL OF SOIL, 1987, 125 |
| Logsdom Gene |
GARDENER'S GUIDE TO BETTER SOIL, 1975, 246 |
| McLeod, Edwin |
FEED THE SOIL (cover cropping), 1984,150 |
| Parnes, Robert |
ORGANIC & INORGANIC FERTILIZERS, 1986, 167L |
| Sachs, Paul D. |
EDAPHOS: DYNAMICS OF NATURAL SOIL SYSTEM, 1993,
197 |
| Schmid & Klay |
GREEN MANURING (Switzerland), 1985, 60 |
| Traynor, Joe |
IDEAS IN SOIL & PLANT NUTRITION (CA), 1980,
120 |
| USDA |
SOIL, 1957 YEARBOOK, 784, 50c extra |
| File |
CALCIUM & FRUIT (spray, dip, fertilizer) |
| File |
ORCHARD FLOOR MANAGEMENT (cover crops, mulch, etc),
200+ |
|
|
| SOURCES OF PLANTS & PROPAGATION MATERIAL |
| Faccioia, Steve |
CORNUCOPIA: SOURCEBOOK OF EDIBLE PLANTS, 1990, 677L,
50c extra |
| Whealey, Kent |
FRUIT, BERRY & NUT INVENTORY: VARIETIES AVAILABLE
BY MAIL ORDER IN THE US, 1993, 460 |
|
|
| STONEFRUIT-see also individual fruit listings |
| Anderson & Weir |
PRUNUS HYBRIDS: SELECTIONS & CULTIVARS AT THE UNIV.
OF MINNESOTA PLANT BREEDING FARM, 1967, 50 |
| Brook, Justin |
PEACHES, APRICOTS, STONEFRUIT (Eng.), 1956, 162 |
| California |
STONEFRUIT ORCHARD PESTS: IDENTIFICATION, BIOLOGY,
CONTROL, 1985, 418L |
| Fisher & Lapins |
STONEFRUIT CULTIVARS IN BRIT. COLUMBIA, 1972, 64 |
| Fisher, H. H. |
SURVEY OF STONEFRUIT CLONES IN THE US, 1963, 302 |
| USDA |
VIRUS DISEASES AND NONINFECTIOUS DISORDERS OF STONE
FRUITS IN NORTH AMERICA, 1976, 433 |
| Wood, Milo N. |
ALMOND CULTURE IN CALIFORNIA, 1937, 94 |
| File |
APRICOTS |
| STRAWBERRIES |
| Childers, N. F., ed |
THE STRAWBERRY (conference), 1980, 514 |
| Darrow, George M. |
STRAWBERRY: HISTORY, BREEDING, PHYSIOLOGY,1966,
447 |
| Kovach, et al |
STRAWBERRY SCOUTING PROCEDURES (New York, IPM), 1990,
24L |
| Pritts & Dale |
DAY NEUTRAL STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION (NE US), 1989,
9L |
| Whiteacre, Stafford |
THE COMPLEAT STRAWBERRY (art, folklore), 1985, 128 |
| Wilhelm & Sagen |
HISTORY OF THE STRAWBERRY, 1972, 298 |
| Wright, D. Macer |
GARDENING WITH STRAWBERRIES (Eng.), 1973 |
| Wyld, Robin |
HOW-TO BOOK ON STRAWBERRIES, 1960, 12 |
| File |
STRAWBERRY VARIETY EVALUATIONS, 1988-97 |
| GO TO TOP OF LIST |
| TRAINING -see
PRUNING |
|
|
| TREES |
| Derr & Appleton |
HERBICIDE INJURY TO TREES & SHRUBS: PICTORIAL GUIDE
TO SYMPTOM DIAGNOSIS, 1988, 72 |
| Douglas & de J Hart |
FOREST FARMING, 1976, 199 |
| Himelick, E. B. |
TRANSPLANTING (ball & burlap), 1991, 78 |
| Shigo, Alex |
MODERN ARBORICULTURE (tree care), 1991, 424 |
| Shigo, Alex |
TREE DEFECTS: PHOTO GUIDE, 1983, 167L |
| Shigo, Alex |
TREE PRUNING: PHOTO GUIDE, 1989, 186 |
| Tinus, R. W., ed |
SHELTERBELTS ON THE GREAT PLAINS, 1976, 218L |
| US Forest Service |
SHELTERBELT PLANTING IN THE PLAINS REGION, 1935,
200L |
|
|
| TROPICAL, SUBTROPICAL, & WESTERN US FRUIT GROWING |
| Brooks & Hesse |
WESTERN FRUIT GARDENING, 1953, 287 |
| Butterfield, Harry |
HISTORY: SUBTROPICAL FRUITS & NUTS IN CALIF.,1963,
57 |
| Fairchild, David |
THE WORLD GROWS ROUND MY DOOR (S. Fla.), 1947, 347 |
| Fairchild Garden |
KAMPONG NOTES (S. Fla.), 1966-76, 130L |
| Glowinski, Louis |
FRUIT GROWING: AUSTRALIA (200+ fruits), 1991, 382 |
| Indoor Citrus Soc. |
INDOOR CITRUS & RARE FRUIT NEWSLETTERS, VOL I,
1982-86, 200L; VOL II 1987-90, 200L (loaned as two separate files) |
| Kennard & Winters |
FRUITS & NUTS FOR THE TROPICS, 1960,
135 |
| Martin et al |
PERENNIAL EDIBLE FRUITS OF THE TROPICS: AN INVENTORY,
1987, 247L |
| Miller, Carey et al |
FRUITS OF HAWAIL 1955, 196 |
| Morton, K.& J. |
50 TROPICAL FRUITS OF NASSAU, 1946, 114 |
| Nat'l Acad. Science |
UNDEREXPLOITED TROPICAL PLANTS WITH PROMISING ECONOMIC
VALUE, (1/4 on fruit), 1975, 184 |
| Ortho |
GROWING CITRUS & SUBTROPICAL FRUITS, 1985, 98L |
| Paddock & Whipple |
FRUIT GROWING IN ARID REGIONS (US), 1913, 395 |
| Parmar & Kaushal |
WILD FRUIT OF THE SUB-HIMALAYAN REGION,1982, 136 |
| Poponoe, Wilson |
TROPICAL & SUBTROPICAL FRUITS, 1920, 474 |
| Safford, W. E. |
CLASSIFICATION OF THE GENUS ANNONA, 1917, 68 |
| Stebbins & Walheim |
WESTERN FRUIT, BERRIES, & NUTS, 1981, 192L |
| Wickson,Edwardj. |
CALIFORNIA FRUITS,912, 602;OR 1919, 493 |
|
|
| USES OF FRUIT-see also individual fruit listings |
| Bubel, N. & M. |
ROOT CELLARING, 1979, 297 |
| Cruess, W. V. |
COMMERCIAL FRUIT & VEGETABLE PRODUCTS,1958,
884 |
| Cooper, Madison |
PRACTICAL COLD STORAGE (building & apparatus), 175
pp. specifically on fruit, 1914, 816 |
| DeLong,Deanna |
HOW TO DRY FOODS, 1979, 152 |
| Loveday, Evelyn |
V. HOME STORAGE OF VEGETABLES & FRUITS, 1972,
152 |
| Morris, T. N. |
PRINCIPLES OF FRUIT PRESERVATION, 1947, 198 |
| USDA |
COMPOSITION OF FOODS: FRUITS, 283L |
|
|
| WESTERN FRUIT
GROWING - see TROPICAL |
|
|
| WILD FRUIT |
| Bailey, L. H. |
THE EVOLUTION OF OUR NATIVE FRUITS, 1911, 474 |
| Hedrick, U. P. |
STURTEVANTS NOTES ON EDIBLE PLANTS, 1919, 686L, $2.00
extra |
| McKenny, Margaret |
BOOK OF WAYSIDE FRUITS, 1945, 37 |
| Parmar & Kaushal |
WILD FRUIT OF THE SUB-HIMALAYAN REGION, 1982, 136 |
| Underhill, J. E. |
WILD BERRIES OF THE PACIFIC NW, 1974, 128 |
| WILDLIFE IN THE ORCHARD |
| Logsdom Gene |
WILDLIFE IN YOUR CARDEN (control), 1983, 268 |
| West Virginia |
DEER & AGRICULTURE (fencing), 1985, 60L |
| File |
CONTROLLING WILD ANIMALS IN THE ORCHARD (fencing,
trapping, repelling) |
| GO TO TOP OF LIST |
| VHS VIDEOTAPES ($4 loaned one at a time) |
| Artonelli, Art |
BIORATIONAL PESTICIDES & BIOLOGICAL CONTROLS
(fruit, Pacific NW, taped slide lecture), 1992, 74 min |
| California |
SUBTROPICAL FARM CONFERENCE, 1991 |
| Campbell, Carl |
ECHO GRAFTING TROPICAL FRUIT (Florida, veneer grafting,
cleft grafting, chip budding, T-budding, grafting knives, sharpening), 60
min |
| Fackler & Fagg |
FRUIT TREE PROPAGATION (bench grafting, chip budding,
topworking), c 10 min |
| Georgia |
GRAFTING & BUDDING PECAN, FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL
TREES (4-flap & inlay grafts on pecan, ship & tongue, bark & cleft
grafts), 39 min |
| Georgia |
PRUNING APPLE TREES (and pears), 23 min |
| Georgia |
RAISING STRAWBERRIES ON PLASTIC, 22 min |
| OF Guelph, Ontario |
GRAFTING NUT TREES |
| Guggenheim, David |
CALIFORNIA RARE FRUIT GROWERS MEETING (figs, cherimoya,
white sapote, kiwi, irrigation), 6 hrs |
| Ida Bee |
HOW TO TRAP & RAISE POLLINATORS FOR PROFIT (2 / 3
on blue orchard bees, Osmia), 52 min |
| Iowa State |
TRAINING, PRUNING TREE FRUITS & SMALL FRUITS, 31
min |
| Kentucky |
PRUNING APPLE TREES TO CENTRAL LEADER SYSTEM, 25
min |
| Lehman, Jerry |
1989 NAFEX & NNGA CONVENTIONS, 11 hrs |
| Lehman, Jerry |
1991 NAFEX TRIP TO SOVIET UNION |
| Lehman, Jerry |
BARK GRAFTING MY WAY, 40 min |
| Lehman, Jerry |
GREENWOOD TIP GRAFTING WITH BILL & LOIS DAVIE, 60
min |
| Meunick & Duke |
EDIBLE WILD PLANTS FIELD GUIDE, 60 min |
| Michigan State |
PRUNING BLUEBERRIES, 15 min |
| Michigan State |
PRUNING GRAPES, 17 min |
| Michigan State |
PRUNING MATURE FRUIT TREES, 14 min |
| Michigan State |
PRUNING RASPBERRIES, 20 min |
| Minn. Frt. Grwrs. |
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT IN
STRAWBERRIES, 1992,17 min |
| Moulton, Gary |
EASY STEPS TO FRUIT TREE PRUNING (open center, central
leader & espalier on young & mature trees) |
| North Carolina |
BLACKBERRIES IN THE HOME GARDEN (pruning), 22 min |
| North Carolina |
BLUEBERRY PRUNING (rabbiteye & highbush), 51
min. |
| North Carolina |
GROWING BRAMBLES (market growing), 1995,17 min. |
| North Carolina |
PRUNING GRAPES (American, French hybrid, muscadine), 42
min. |
| Oklahoma |
PRUNING PEACH TREES, 14 min |
| Oklahoma |
TOPWORKING APPLE TREES, 21 min. |
| Oregon |
BUDDING & GRAFTING FRUIT TREES, 35 min. |
| Oregon |
FRUITING WALL ORCHARD SYSTEM, 10 min. |
| Oregon |
PRUNING HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRIES, 22 min. |
| Purdue |
FRUIT DISEASES, 28 min. |
| Purdue |
GROWING SMALL FRUIT, 28 min. |
| Purdue |
GROWING TREE FRUIT, 57 min. |
| Reid, William |
GRAFTING NUT TREES (3-flap & bark inlay), 20
min. |
| Rodale Institute |
IPM FOR APPLES (commercial, NE US), 30 min. |
| Stebbins, Robert |
1988 APPLE VARIETY TRIAL AT OREGON STATE UNIV. (73
varieties, includes 52 page report), 60 min. |
| Stebbins, Robert |
1989 APPLE VARIETY TRIAL (Europe, Oregon, with 64 page
report), 2 hrs. |
