Internet Links Resources Arizona Rare Fruit Growers A great site, and great bunch of people devoted to Arizona rare fruit growing. Membership is highly recomended, group meets second Thursday of every month. California Rare Fruit Growers Parent organization to Arizona Rare Fruit Growers. Monthly magazine is more than worth the membership dues. Dave Owens "The Garden Guy" A wonderful web site by Phoenix's own "Garden Guy", Dave Owens. Lots of experienced pratical advice about growing plants in our desert climate. Desert Tropicals Phoenix Tropicals Julia Morton, Fruits of Warm Climates The complete text and photos of the most comprehensive book of tropical and sub-tropical fruit trees and plants. An exhaustive life long commitment by the author Julia Morton. The book is rare and out of print but available in digital format for free compliments of Purdue University Valley of the Sun Plumeria Society American Bamboo Society American Bamboo Society of S. California Rare Fruit Newsletter Rare fruit news online My Garden Pro Personal gardening website of Master Gardener Jim Oravetz, President of the Arizona Rare Fruit Growers . Gardening Forums Dave Owens, "The Garden Guy" My personal favorite. Useful, organic gardening advise specific to Arizona and our desert climate. Arizona Gardening Arizona specific gardening information. Daves Garden A large database of gardening information, plant files, and discussion groups. Pitaya/Pitahaya/Dragon Fruit A great discussion group devoted to the fruit of a wonder jungle cactus. John Chapmans Southwest Gardening Lots of useful southwest gardening advise and links. Gardens and Arboretums in Arizona Boyce Thompson Arboretum "The Mission of Boyce Thompson Arboretum is to instill in people an appreciation of plants through the fostering of educational, recreational, research, and conservation opportunities associated with arid-land plants." Desert Botanical Garden The purpose of the Desert Botanical Garden is to exhibit, conserve, study and disseminate knowledge of arid-land plants of the world particularly the Sonoran Desert. Tucson Botanical Garden This beautiful oasis in the heart of Tucson was originally the home of Bernice and Rutger Porter. Dating to the 1920s, the earliest buildings on the property were constructed of adobe bricks made right on site. True to the vision of Mrs. Porter, Tucson Botanical Gardens is a place of beauty, inspiration and education about the natural world.
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