| TreeCropper Issue 80 |
Front Cover:
Flowers and fruit (unripe in picture) are simultaneous on jaboticaba, which is obviously pollinated by bees in New Zealand.
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| 2 | Editor’s opinion | Sheryn Clothier |
| 3 | Thanks to members contributing to TreeCropper |
| 4 | President’s report | Bill Rae |
| 5 | Your letters | |
| 10 | Casimiroa – members’ reports continued |
| 12 | Pips and pieces – classified advertising |
| 13 | Jaboticaba | |
| 16 | Jaboticaba – members’ reports |
| 22 | Biodynamics explained | |
| 24 | Conference 2015 | |
| 28 | Fig pruning | |
| 30 | Black currants in NZ | |
| 32 | Nelson Branch trials | |
| 35 | Ginkgo – Motueka trial | |
| 36 | Alders | |
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| Countrywide comments | |
| 41 | Annemarie Endt on babacos |
| 42 | Rachel Rose on tree selection |
| 44 | David Colley on Acacias |
| 46 | Michelle Derecourt on international gardens |
