Discussion is open to any variety of plant, chemicals or equipment used to propagate plants. One of the best mailing list on plant growing. Interested parties can talk about propagation techniques or issues pertaining to propagation with their peers via email by subscribing to this mailing list. The worldwide membership of CRFG includes many nationally recognized botanical gardens, rare fruit enthusiasts, commercial fruit growers, and internationally recognized horticultural researchers. The organization has a general interest in all aspects of fruit growing with a primary focus on semitropical fruits and uncommon fruits and vegetables.
Membership includes professional pomologists, nurserymen, and commercial orchardists.
It encourages the study and cultivation of wildflowers that grow well among rocks, whether such plants originate above tree line or at lower elevations. Woodland gardens, bog gardens, raised beds, planted walls, container gardens, and alpine bergs are all addressed. Contains Master Gardener information, links to botanic gardens and arboreta world-wide, a section on plant tissue culture, and more. Dealing with research, information and links specifically on herbaceous perennials worldwide. A Web forum for the discussion of Australian native plants.