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4 credits across 2 varieties · Thomas A. Garey
Received part of Stowe's 1874 Australian Lisbon introduction.
S. P. Stowe imported Lisbon lemon material from Australia and shared it with Thomas A. Garey.
California, United States
Sources: [1]
Propagated and commercially introduced Eureka Lemon through his Los Angeles nursery.
Thomas A. Garey propagated the selected seedling and introduced it through his Los Angeles nursery as Garey's Eureka.
Los Angeles, California, United States
Sources: [10]
Propagated and developed the selected seedling as a nursery cultivar.
Around 1877, C. R. Workman supplied Thomas A. Garey with budwood from one of the selected lemon seedlings. Garey propagated the selection through his Los Angeles nursery.
Los Angeles, California, United States
Sources: [10]
Garey propagated and introduced the selection around 1877 under the name Garey's Eureka. The UCR account does not identify who coined that name; this credit should not be read as independent evidence that Garey personally coined it.
The selection was introduced under the name Garey's Eureka around 1877.
Los Angeles, California, United States
Sources: [10]