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What the Heck is this?
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Fatnsassytexan: Are you sure that is a Breba ? Looks like a main crop fig that is not ripe yet. The larger two behind it may be brebas. Some of my figs leak latex,...
Looking for Bordissot Negra Rimada
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drew51: Yeah put me on that list too!
Black Italian pic sooooo good
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Sas: Dennis, Just saw a Black Italian by Greenleaf at whole foods. It appears that the leaves are slightly different perhaps more elongated that the...
Firs figs of the year
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lampo: OK, Aliok Thank you very much. Got the message ! Beyaz orak is a San Pedro class fig. With these wonderful brebas you showing us now plus a main ...
Ask about Panino
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mmaniada: Hi all. I have some fig trees and I haven't been able to find the name of the variety. The photos that you posted look very similar to the fruits I...
Belove Bordissot Negra Rimada Vareigate
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Jerry_M: Very nice. Be sure to let us know how the figs taste.
Green Ischia from Walmart breba!
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Figrove: I got a green ishia from Walmart last year and it had two breba on it this year, I ate The first one, it looked just like your picture, a perfect...
Help identify?
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Smyfigs: Another fig cutting I am growing is this one in photos below. In my opinion it has just really beautiful leaves. I drove by the tree the other day...
Question About the Importance of Up-Potting in the Same Mix
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nas33: If it matters I've have much more success with the health of the tress if I repot prune etc in fall at leaf drop. If I wait till spring I don't get...
Aeroponic rooting
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Smyfigs: Oh no, Blue! "The Death Machine"?! Lol..,i had the same happen. I rescued about 30. I burried them in pots & left them alone. This is...
Call me a fool but...
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ohjustaguy: It's normal.
New Again
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slavtcho: Wellcome beck Daniel
MBVS or Hardy Chicago
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Figfanatic57: I would put your favorite one in the ground. I had 5 in the ground,they all gained girth and fruit. Seemed like they were more tolerant of the sun.
Your Top 5 pick for cool climate pot/container Fig Cultivators ?
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ebnifong: I am in northern Indiana and was given 2 small sucker plants 2 years ago, I have moved them from smaller to larger pots and root pruned at that time....
Monticello fig
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TGO: Two years no figs. Gonna go bye bye Wow, that's a bummer. They are still being sold at some of the nurseries and there was a good buzz about them...
OT: Are pear trees (on bradford rootstock) tough on adjacent foundations?
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jdsfrance: Hi, I have pear trees. If like me, you keep them trimmed under 7', you'll need to plant them 4' from the wall. If you plant closer, the trees will...
Huge Ripe Improved a Brown Turkey
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sdpops: Improved brown turkey!! My favorite!! My main crop started ripening last week, 4 to 6 every day for my oatmeal. Continued good luck for yours....
Fig Ripening List/Chart
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blindesign: Thank you eboone!
Organza bags in effect
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elin: It depends if your tree is in ground and gives bigger fruit or potted. For me in pots 9cm over 12 cm is perfect, and its OK for the bigger fruit...
Plant pot mover
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rcantor: I've been using this for 3 years on pots up to 40 gal http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200586484_200586484 $80 Also, the old N...
Good Bug or Bad Bug?
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Czechmate: I know this is a really old thread, but WOW, ohjustaguy those are great photos!
Help identifying fig
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mario1951: Looks like Brunswick to me. Interior is peachy with strawberry blush. I'm guessing all three of these are from the same tree? HA! Lot of variation!...
Help determine the grade.
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supermett2014: Very nice closed eye fig, wanna have some.
Negronne and Ischia Black Brebas
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helike13: The real Ischia Black is a real treasure of a collection.....
I live in the country and some have strange ideas
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smatthew: And if you have clay soil - the sodium can bind to the clay, ruining the soil structure. It's then called "Sodic Soil" - and it's nasty...

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