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The first issue of California Garden magazine was printed in July of 1909.
The magazine specialized in information for growing plants in the San Diego area. It is the oldest horticulture magazine in continuous publication in the United States. Except for a brief two-year period, all writers, editors, and photographers have been volunteers, many of whom are well-known authorities in their fields.
Even though the organization was founded to beautify San Diego, many people wanted to grow vegetables and fruits, so California Garden expanded to offer advice on growing edible crops. Today, subscribers include readers in foreign countries with similar climatic conditions, as well as in colder areas of the United States, where the information is used for growing plants in greenhouses.
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Garden Tour Review
President's Message
SDFA Annual Meeting Review
Plants and Shrubs of Balboa Park: The Roxburgh Fig Tree

Celebrating America250
Comparing East Coast to West Coast Horticulture in 1776
Benjamin Franklin: Advocate for Agronomy
Growing Grounds: Return to the Past: Saving the View

Thomas Jefferson and Early Spring Peas and Pea and Mint Soup
On Floral Design: Early American Floral Designs
Mastering Your Garden: Passion in Your Garden
Cultivar Registration and Publication

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SDFA AffiliatesJuly/August Gardening Events Calendar
Founding Gardening Mothers
From the Archives of California Garden

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EXECUTIVE EDITOR/CREATIVE DIRECTOR - Rachel Cobb
ASSOCIATE EDITOR - Nancy Carol Carter
REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS
Linda Bresler, Carolyne Hultgren, Judy Kirsten, Lynn Langley, Dale Rekus
EDITORIAL BOARD
John Blocker, Nancy Carol Carter, Thea Gurns, Kay Harry, Lee Somerville

