A map showing where the International Fruit Tree Association toured Central California’s fresh stone fruit orchards ... and 800 acres of Controller rootstocks in commercial production. Nurseries are ...

They require only 100 hours of winter chilling — less than half of what most warm-winter compatible deciduous fruit trees ...

varieties are easily grown in Southern California. They require only 100 hours of winter chilling — less than half of what most warm-winter compatible deciduous fruit trees require — to flower ...

The University of California (UC IPM) reminds us to “plant our fruit trees as soon as possible after bringing them home from the nursery, and do not let them dry out.” Roots are very sensitive and ...