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Hi Everyone,

I have dropped by F4F many times over the last few years and benefited from the wealth of information here. Thank you.

After attending the L.A. CRFG exchange today and speaking with Tyro, I decided it was time to stop being a lurker and register here. Although I grow figs, I am more of generalist when it comes to what I collect. I live on a postage stamp size urban lot, so I don't have room to collect dozens of any one species. Instead I grow things that other experienced gardeners say "does really well in my zone" or "it is the best variety" or "this is the only one you'll need." It sounds like with figs there are quite a few that fit all 3 of those.

I am a long time gardener, mainly with a passion for edibles. I keep chickens, a desert tortoise, a golden retriever, a retired farm cat, plus a variety grapes, kiwi, feijoas, figs, stone fruits, apples, loquats, persimmon, citrus, goji, guavas, pineapple, and berries. Most of them, the fruit plants anyway, were collected from O.C. CRFG members or specialty nurseries. I am also fond of bearded irises, especially rebloomers.

Thank you everyone for sharing all the fig experience and I look forward to learning more from this helpful community.

USDA zone 10b/ Sunset Zone 22 California

Welcome Lianne,very nice to meet you.Lianne has a blog that
I've been working through,great stuff.I'll probably see you at
the 2.7.15 CRFG meeting.

http://hanburyhouse.com/

Cheers,

Paul

Welcome, that is quite a variety on a postage stamp urban lot!

Lianne,
Welcome to THE forum, where it all happens ;)

Welcome!

Welcome to the forum Lianne.

Hi Lianne, and welcome from NorCal. I got some Strawberry Verte cuttings from you last year via ebay. They were great cuttings, and all grew well. Looking forward to my 1st taste this year.

Thanks for all the welcomes everybody.

Figgary, I am glad to hear the SV cuttings did well. I had a pretty good success rate with the ones I tried to root in January 2014, too.


Welcome!  If you take up grafting you can have lots of varieties.  Or you can buy out your neighbors and have 16 acres  :)

Welcome

Welcome!
Us northerners are always jealous of the variety of edibles those in warmer climates can enjoy.

Welcome,

Welcome Lianne!
Went through the blog and enjoyed it very much! Thanks for the link Paul!

Welcome to the forum!

Hi and welcome.

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