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Tag Archives: Alligator Pear
Alligator Pears First Successfully Introduced To USA In Santa Barbara
Morning dew on an avocado leaf in my small backyard orchard. “. . .the avocado became definitely established [in California] through the introduction of three trees from Mexico in 1871 by Judge R. B. Ord of Santa Barbara. Two of … Continue reading →
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