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Front cover: Native bee, Lasioglossum sp., in flowers of Bulbinella, a New Zealand native plant. (Photo by Chris Morse, © Landcare Research New Zealand Limited).
1	Editor’s opinion	Sheryn Clothier
2	What to do with December’s produce	Lois Limmer
3	President’s message	Murray Redpath
4	Your letters
7	Pips and pieces
8	Obituary – Doug Davies	Murray Redpath
10	Monty’s Surprise apple project	Vicky Mee
12	Arnica	Sheryn Clothier from NZICFR report
17	Pecans – field trip report	Bill and Elizabeth Rae
18	Conference 2011	– Conference Overview
24	Pollinators	Sheryn Clothier
26	Honey bees	Sheryn Clothier
28	Trees for bees	Bee Group of the Bay of Plenty Branch
29	Native bees	[multiple authors and references]
32	Bumble bees	Sheryn Clothier
34	Index to TreeCropper back issues	Gail Newcomb
40	Membership form, Committee contacts
Back cover: Clockwise from top left: Why the Conference 2011 field trip property of Erica & Maurice Meneer is called Daffo Down Dilly. They grow them all from seed Maurice’s father sends out from England. Hawkes Bay Small Block Field Day Show, NZTCA Stand, April 2010. A cider apple – Sweet Alfred at Camla Farm during a NZTCA Conference 2010 field trip. Probably cutting-grown, not sprayed or pruned— note the even fruit distribution. Fruit are harvested after they have fallen – allowing the maximum sugar and flavour to develop. What’s underneath? Mushroom man Tim Thornewell sent this photo of the roots of a young licorice plant (Glycyrrhiza glabra). When asked why he had dug it up, he replied: “Doesn’t everyone?” NZTCA president, Murray Redpath, past-president Diana Loader, patron Hazel Nicholls and past-president Maurice Denton at NZTCA Conference 2010. Apple tasting inside Linda Gardner’s adobe and timber home during a NZTCA Conference 2010 field trip.

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