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| TreeCropper Issue 72 December 2012 | |||
| Front Cover: During the Nelson 2012 annual NZTCA conference, members visited the home farm of Robert Appleton (of Appletons Tree Nursery). In an arboretum grouped according to province, members stop to admire trees native to Georgia, USA.
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| 1 | Editor’s opinion | Sheryn Clothier | |
| 2 | President’s report | Murray Redpath | |
| 3 | Management Committee Report | ||
| 3 | Your letters | ||
| 6 | Pips and pieces | ||
| 8 | Etrog | Neville Chun | |
| 10 | Weird and Wonderful | Members | |
| 12 | Forest gardens | ||
| 17 | Apple variety collection update | ||
| 18 | Conference 2013 – | ||
| 24 | Chestnut — waste as stockfood | David Klinac | |
| 29 | Carob | Karen Johnston | |
| 31 Karen’s Carob and Hazelnut Cake recipe | |||
| 32 | Bio-char | John Allen | |
| 34 | William Colenso | Peter Wells | |
| 37 | Codling control | ||
| 38 | Book reviews | ||
| Membership form, NZTCA Committee contacts | |||
| Back cover: Clockwise from top left: Carob beans (horizontal) from a tree Karen Johnson has grown at River Terrace Nursery from seeds collected during a Nelson Branch NZTCA field day. Carob beans (vertical) from Karen Johnson’s grafted tree. Carob pods broken in bits and dried… They are broken up to check them — any that are mouldy or have weevils are discarded. (See article page 29.) A selection of banana varieties struggling at Sheryn Clothier’s Waikato property — but note how the one on the left has resisted the early winter cold much better than the others. Only planted a year ago, this was a pup dug from the banks of the Whanganui River and kayaked home through the rapids… Chestnut crumb of various grades (top) and chestnut shell/pellicle waste for stockfood (bottom). (See article page 24.) |
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