| January 1967, Number 1 |
| Superior Quince Rootstocks for Pear from East Europe | D.F. Millikan and S.A. Pieniazek | 2 |
| Peach and Nectarine Variety Performance in Kentucky | F.T. Street | 3 |
| Notes on Origin of the Delicious Apple | APS | 4 |
| Carob Varieties for the Semi-Arid Southwest | J.E. Coit | 5 |
| Lloyd Lonborg | C.D. Schwarte | 9 |
| Dessert Grapes - Selection of Varieties with Exceptional Quality (Part II) | H.C. Barrett | 11 |
| The Chehalis Apple | C.D. Schwartze | 15 |
| Oregon's OP-9 Bartlett Pear | M.N. Westwood, J.A. Milbrath and P.B. Lombard | 18 |
| Scottish Strawberry Breeders Campaign against Diseases | APS | 19 |
| April 1967, Number 2 |
| Comments on Apricot and Nectarine Culture in Michigan | S. Johnston | 22 |
| Reid M. Brooks' Evaluation of Sweet Chrries for Home Garden and Dessert Use | R.A. Nitschke | 23 |
| Who wants the White Carolina Strawberry? | G.M. Darrow | 25 |
| Apple Rootstock Studies in Eastern europe | S.A. Pieniazek | 27 |
| Relation of Bloom Date and Blossom Temperature to Frost Injury and Fruit Set in Apricots | R.E.C. Layne | 28 |
| Five New Fruits from New York | G.M. Kessler | 33 |
| Self Fertile Sweet Cherries | P. Matthews and K. Lapins | 36 |
| Pear and Apple Variety Testing in Kenya, East Africa | J.P. Overcash | 38 |
| New Yorker Nectarine | R.C. Lamb | 39 |
| July 1967, Number 3 |
| Pumpkin Sweet and Pound Sweet - They Are Different | H.T. Converse | 42 |
| Prospects for Brambles in the Nursery Industry | R.H. Converse | 43 |
| Apple variety trends in the Mid-Atlantic States | APS | 45 |
| The Multiple-Variety Tree | M. Gibson | 46 |
| The Vale Strawberry | G.F. Waldo and E.N. Hoffman | 48 |
| Norris Grape for Florida | APS | 49 |
| Apricot Breeding in Poland | D.F. Millikan and S.A. Pieniazek | 50 |
| Peach Varieites for Tennessee | APS | 50 |
| Response of Tydeman's Red Apple to Cross-Pollination | J.M. Lange | 52 |
| A Method of Finding the Most Likely Parents of Chance Seedlings of Fruits | F.L. Ashworth | 53 |
| October 1967, Number 4 |
| The Mulberry | M. Meynadir | 66 |
| Behavior of Apple Varieties in Georgia | W.J. Wilson | 67 |
| Comments on Some Nectarines for the Home Garden | H.J. Drake | 70 |
| Morrow, a New Can Canker-Resistant Highbusg Blueberry Variety | G.J. Galletta, D.H. Scott and J.M. O'Neal | 71 |
| Differences in Growth, Chemical Content, and Fruit Set among Four Sports of Delicious Apple | M.N. Westwood, N. Kadivar and H.O. Bjornstad | 72 |
| On the Domestication of the Lowbush Blueberry | W.J. Kender | 74 |
| Sweet Cherry Breeding in England | APS | 76 |
| The Paw Paw | C. Davis | 77 |
| Winter Hardiness of Apple Varieties | K. Lapins | 78 |
| Rabbit Damage to Clonal Apple Rootstock | R.C. Rom | 80 |
| Pear Breeding in Ohio | APS | 81 |
| Notes from a Research Report of Summerland Research Station, 1961-64 | APS | 81 |
| Performance of Newer Pear Varieties in Massachusetts | APS | 82 |
| Peach Varieties Vary in Ease with which They Can be Chemically Thinned | APS | 82 |
| Photoperiodism in Apples | APS | 82 |