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Difora Fouskounia
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andreas: Eli this is a 2 crop fig... things have not been good in greece so i was not in a very figgy mood... i dint up pot any of my figs didnt water most...
Negronne
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FiggyFrank: Thanks everyone!
Slidell ukn update!
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dfoster25: Thanks for posting photos. I also, can't wait to see photos of it when it ripens its first fig.
Growing figs in Florida
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fignatic: Thanks for the feedback. I'm not sure where in Florida he will be moving but it seems to be the norm for fig trees to have a slow down in growth and...
Yellow Neches Pix
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Herman2: Jon:You hit the nail on the head with explanation on post #5.
root initials turn brown on ends
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larryl: I hand idea of that so I will keep changing the water. I hope that it works out well. Larry
Figs Fort Smith!
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greg88: Charlie, I have several in ground, most will be 3 year olds but spending their first winter in ground (with protection). I have a MBVS and a Ginos...
Fig trees like water
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Charlie: Probably the perfect conditions, balance of water and aerated soil, not drowned, septic conditions. Very nice!
What to do with young shoots?
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ross: Thanks for the tips everyone. I decided to air-layer 4 of the larger branches, and root a few in cups. Some with water.. some with moist sphagnum...
More praise for "Sunbird Unk"
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leon_edmond: Nice fig! The fig and the leaf are a close match with English Brown Turkey.
no leaf lobes - what fig ??
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recomer20: My first-year JH Adriatics were all single lobes until they got to be 3 feet tall. Now they are starting to lobe a bit in the newest growth. Jeri,...
Salem Dark fig video/pics
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FiggyFrank: I think you'll be real pleased with it, Frank. I think I rank it just a tad higher than Marseilles Black VS.
Cara Lisa - smyrna
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Jsacadura: Hi Francisco, I was not aware they forced pollination on that variety most probably for sake of gaining good crunchy flavors on these small dried...
Atreano with spade leaves? What is it otherwise?
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rafaelissimmo: Frank My Atreano is a scion of a Belleclare plant, my fruit looks right but the leaves resemble your SIP plant and NOT the typical Atreano. Also,...
Help identify this fig
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recomer20: Maybe ficus johannis/afghanististica? Some of these "Persian Mountain Fig" varieties have been collected for foliage mostly. Although,...
In ground tree yellowing leaves
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JoAnn749: Since the tree is within the garden area it does get watered but not directly - meaning I don't run the water at the base of the tree, the...
Storing potted fig in garage over winter
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sal: As anyone used their attic? I have an unfinished room,now attic space I can use.. I know it gets cold in their I just don't want it to get to warm..
Growing in fig pot
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FiggyFrank: Wonderful, Lou! Nothing like fresh picked basil for the pasta dish. :)
Mediterranean Unknown Figs Varieties In Indonesia
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fathollah: please help me , this type of brown turkey fig or red libya ?
Fauzi’s figs
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fathollah: please help me , this type of brown turkey fig or red libya ?
Now, I see what all the hoopla was about now!!
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AdamD123: Frank! I'm definitely putting that on my "must-have" fig list....thanks for sharing.
Starting a new fig forest in southern Ca
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AdamD123: Thanks Alan. I do like the idea of training the trees to a single trunk. I am thinking of spacing the trees at 8 to 10 feet apart and pruning them...
When are main crop common figs receptive to the wasp?
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mic: Hello, This thread might also be interesting to you: http://figs4funforum.websitetoolbox.com/post/common-figs-and-pollination-7492161 On it...
OT. MEGA slug
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musillid: Leopard slug? I have them and they ravage everything.
My best edible seedling of 2015
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Vinny2210: A gift from Nature, born deep in the Wild ! A small edible black fig with exquisite insides. Could not risk leave it on the tree to ideal ripeness...

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