Jorge Ochoa, Instructor in Horticulture at Long Beach City College, gives the West Los Angeles Chapter a brilliant talk on Passionfruit.As chapters provide information on upcoming meetings, they will be posted either on the Events calendar or on that Chapter’s page under Chapters.
Most chapters schedule field trips every other month. Click Chapters in the Menu above for one near you.
Every January and February, our famous scion exchanges are held at local chapters. There are generally demonstrations of various grafting techniques as well. Sharpen up your knife and create your very own Franken-tree. Click here for dates and locations.
The best way to know if a variety of fruit should be in your garden is to taste the fruit before buying the tree. Check out our calendar for events.
3 Comments
Ronald Aharon Reategui Levy · January 3, 2019 at 6:39 am
please we need to buy jaboticaba sedes species paulist and others
King regards
Ronni Kern · January 3, 2019 at 12:32 pm
We are a non-profit organization of (mostly) amateur fruit growers. We do not sell seeds, or plants, or anything else. In any case, since you are in Peru and the jaboticoba comes originally from Brazil, I would think you could find what you are looking for more locally than California
LESLEEN A MARSH · November 14, 2019 at 10:18 pm
I learned about your organization from one of IV Organics videos on YouTube. I love gardening and I am in the process turning my home garden into a urban fruit forest. Trying to learn as much as I can about tropical and exotic plantsand fruit trees as well as to build acollection for my garden.