Scion Exchange in Berkeley

Written by edible office | 13 January 2010

Don't miss this weekend's big adventure: the California Rare Fruit Grower's Scion Exchange. For tree-planting newbies, the event includes a grafting workshop and the opportunity to learn about the incredible variety of fruit trees growing in California. A few weekends ago our posse from San Francisco had a blast prepping the scions with welcoming members from the California Rare Fruit Growers. Check out the photos to see the fun to be had!

The exchange is this Saturday in Berkeley from 12 noon to 3:00 PM
 at Malcolm X Elementary School, 1731 Prince Street (two blocks from Ashby BART station).

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Thanks to the Santa Clara Chapter CRFG-
written by John Valenzuela, January 14, 2010

and all the volunteers over the years who planned, planted, do seasonal maintenance and keep track of all the varieties of fruit, so that we may cut from these mother scion trees, and bring them to you at the various scion exchanges in the Bay Area.

See you in Berkeley!

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