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eithieus

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Posted 1360554506	Reply with quote #1

not mine, just though it was to cool. Check it out __________________ Eithieus

Matt_from_Pittsburgh

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Posted 1360554927	Reply with quote #2

My best guess is Celeste. __________________ Matt Pittsburgh, PA Zone 6ish

eden13

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Posted 1360559531	Reply with quote #3

Nice tight eye what variety is this one. LoL. Thanks for sharing. __________________ Wish List: Col de Dame Negra and Gris, Noire de Caramba, Abicou Noire, Zingarella, Sultan, Dalmatie and any Yugoslavian(Bosnian, Serbian,Croatian...). Atlanta, Georgia Eden

saxonfig

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Posted 1360561561	Reply with quote #4

Ficus Stoneicus. Very rare. __________________ Fig Well And Prosper! Bill - SW KY. Zone 6b. 36.5N I'm fruitnut on ebay.

MichaelTucson

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Posted 1360564041	Reply with quote #5

Hell Creek Fig. (pretty crunchy). Mike __________________ Pauca sed matura.

NZFig

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Posted 1360564262	Reply with quote #6

Should be pretty ripe by now. __________________ Dan Auckland N.Z

Lukie29

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Posted 1360565493	Reply with quote #7

I hear that variety is a little on the dry side actually. __________________ My wish list is: Naples White, JH Adriatic, Deanna, Peters Honey, Paradiso, Raspberry Latte, Jolly Tiger, Malta Black, Maltese Falcon, Maltese beauty, , Petite negra, Zingarella, Black Madeira, 143-36, 184-15, 187-25, Conadria, Black Ischia, Sucrette, Black mission, Trojano, Yellow Neches, King.

mgginva

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Posted 1360568657	Reply with quote #8

It's probably still around because there wasn't enough heat for it to ripen. Really crappy fossils otherwise. __________________ Michael in Virginia (zone 7a) Wish list: Perretta,

jimmychao

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Posted 1360689176	Reply with quote #9

So fig is native in North America? I like its really cold hardy and won't rot in rain.... __________________ Jimmy Northern NJ - zone 6 ebay ID: jillji Wish List: Aubique Petite, Japanese White, Jolly Tiger, Maltese Beauty, Norland, San Giovanni...

Tonycm

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Posted 1360690912	Reply with quote #10

Tried to make fig jam with them but they never softened up. Makes it hard to spread on bread. Lol __________________ Zone 6a Sarver, PA Wish list; Rafed's Genovese Nero

gorgi

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Posted 1360692538	Reply with quote #11

>>> So fig is native in North America? There are many Ficus.x species is the Americas. No, our Ficus carica (aka., common fig) originated from the Middle East and Western Asia regions. __________________ George, NJ_z7a.

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