E. W. Hadley standing beside a Nephelium litchi, Santa Barbara, 1912
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- The first litchi tree to be introduced into California is said to have come from Florida and was planted by Mr. E. W. Hadley in Santa Barbara about 1897 [J. E. Higgins, The Litchi in Hawaii (1917), p. 5.]. E. W. Hadley standing beside a Nephelium litchi In the 1900 census, hHadley's address is listed as 637 East Sola St. In 1911, the Santa Bar...
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- 1912
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- UCLA, Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library
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