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CAJUNB

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top left LSU O'Rourke

bottom left LSU Champagne

middle LSU Gold

bottom middle LSU Purple
 
right ......my favorite LSU Tiger

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Nice harvest, Brian. When you've eaten all you can, take a deep breath and eat one more for me.
How old are your trees?

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There were very delicious .........most trees are very young,2-3 years old,but all inground ,with just a little care they grow very fast
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Nice!! I'm anxiously awaiting these varieties to produce for me.
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Wish list--Want to buy-- Native Black (Becnel farm), Figo Preto, LSU (Red, St. Gabriel Black, Scott's Yellow, Late Black, #156, #5), CDD B/G/N, Excel, Texas BA-1, RDB, Nero 600m, Sal's Corleone (Belleclare Nursery variety); Cajun Gold
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Originally Posted by CAJUNB
top left LSU O'Rourke

bottom left LSU Champagne

middle LSU Gold

bottom middle LSU Purple
 
right ......my favorite LSU Tiger


That's a lot of LSU!

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Phil - Zone 7A - Newark, DE Newbie fig lover just trying to learn.

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How would you compare the taste of the LSU Gold to the LSU Champagne?
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Galicia Negra, De La Reina - Pons, Genovese Nero - Rafed's, Sbayi, Souadi, Acciano, Any Rimada, Sodus Sicilian, any Bass, Pons or Axier fig, any great tasting fig.
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They both have that figgy celestial taste but taste different,the Champagne has a more concentrated richer taste and the Gold very good also ,but smoother tasting ........
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Looking good Brian. How are your Tigers holding up with the rain we've had in the last couple of days. Mine are starting to split and sour. I picked some not quite ripe yesterday evening to can as preserves. To can them they don't need to be fully ripe, in fact they are better at least a day or two before being fully ripe. That way they have the flavor but don't fall apart when canned.
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Thanks Gene,my Tigers are doing great,they are my favorite.....I've noticed that also about the Tiger,that they are just as good one or two days before they are fully ripened.........buts its been very dry here for a while,perfect fig weather .....lol
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Brian here it been very dry also and then all of a sudden it ended. We had 3 1/4" Thursday and 1" on Friday. It also came very close yesterday and today but we lucked out. I need at least a week of dry weather now.
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