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Tilsbury's Brown Turkey pic
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Charitup: Very nice pictures Dennis goss
Root pruning
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james: The fundamental reason to root prune is to maintain and maximize the efficiency of the root system of the tree while minimizing the problems that...
Question about up-potting and bare rooting
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FiggyFrank: Thanks Petes! :) I will probably do this late winter, as I'm ok with waiting and so are the plants. I'm new to bare rooting and I just want to...
Figs In Sacramento
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Pattee: Welcome William !
Greetings All
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MariannaMiller: Welcome Gloria, Hope the rooting project of your unknown will be very successful. Perhaps next year we will all have the opportunity to meet at a SE...
Evening Mish Mash
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strudeldog: Frank, My wife is always trying to get me to eat more vegetables. Disguising them as figs might work. It caught my eye as I had never observed a fig...
Member's website/blog
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dkirtexas: I was reading Jason's thread about up-potting, GREAT THREAD!!, and one member made reference to another member's BLOG. I think it would be great if...
Poor mans fig pizza
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dust: no problem Art.... As a newbie i always interested in fig and anything that related to it.combining figs in pizza is a good idea.thank you..
Beauty and variety
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pitangadiego: Martin, so what are you saying, beauty in more than skin deep?
Black Madeira Fig Day
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Charitup: So before we can declare a national holiday everyone will have to at least have access to one right. goss
Some tips on up-potting
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javajunkie: I wish I was closer Mike so I could give you a hand.
Anyone from London or nearby?
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martino: Luke - yes, I guess probably supermarts like Saisbury and Tesco might have fresh fruits for sale. Would check them out for sure. My preference is...
Luther Burbank Fig (?)
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timgoodin: WOW!! A super fig from a super gentleman, hope this one gets shared around. As big as apples. Tim
Used Coffee Grinds.
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figqueen13: Hi GRamaley, thanks for your post! I did the same thing with my raised beds , except I used dried grass clippings instead of wood ashes. The ashes...
Grise Olivette and JH Adriatic pics
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fespo: Ok here are the pictures, a little dark but you get the idea.
Igo
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BLB: I'm in the same or similar hardiness zone, however, Philadelphia gets some pretty hot summers with lots of humidity. Of course there are some...
Hmadi Figs!
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lampo: Eli, Very nice fig and super pictures ! Francisco
A Visit with Harvey C
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ChillyNPhilly: Hi Harvey, glad the pictures turned out OK. I'm not so sure that it's the lens. Look at the last picture (re your misshapen noggin). BTW, is Grenada...
My little Black Maderia cutting has figs!
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trif1010: Eat that 1 fig slowly as possible and savor its taste. Be careful storing this one in dormancy, dont ask how i know.[/QUOTE Martin, thanks for...
Southeastern Fig Fest - UPDATE
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grant441: I was looking forward to the event.We will have one more year to grow our collections and trade! Thanks for inviting me Dennis.
My New rustic Sicilian find!
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musillid: With those attributes, I suggest you call this the Holy Grail.
Fun picking figs! Pics!
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HarveyC: Nice, Dennis, and thanks for sharing
Pretty Greens
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BLB: Great pics and great looking figs
Eureka! pix of unknown Sicilian - WoW! superior Sweet
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Pattee: George , thanks for posting , it's a beautiful tree. It sure does look like a winner!
Check out my yellow Hardy Chicago!
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ascpete: Jim, It may be Hardy Chicago, just an anomaly with the first figs. I have a large Unknown Bryantdark air layer in a 5 gallon container, it usually...

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