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kubota1

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This is one of my favorites from last year. My wife and I both gave it at 9. Nice and sweet with a nice berry flavor. The one on the right was laying in the pot. It was still very good, but I'd have left on the branch a day.

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They get so heavy, and the flesh is so crisp they just break themselves off sometimes. The fig in my avatiar pic was one I rated ne plus ultra aka. über tasty.
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Art, very nice again. How old is your tree? I have a three year old about six feet tall in a 10 gal pot that has
about 25 figs but none ripe yet. It will be its first year to fruit if it finally gets its act together.
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Brent, Yeah you are so right. That's the third one to do that. They've been all good.
And thanks again for my start. One of our favorites.

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Mike, I got this as a cutting in the 2012/13 winter. I've got to say it's one of my best growing trees. It's in a 45 gal pot. I've heard it's a slow grower. It is one of my best looking trees.
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Marius posted not to long ago that Barnisotte Noir was his best producer this year.
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Made me add it to my wish list!  
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Another absolute beauty Art- thanks for posting pics and flavor profile !
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Looks good, Art.

You're on top of the World now. Enjoy.
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Mine had a slow start, my own fault I am sure. It lost it's top being stored in an unheated greenhouse this last winter also, but it does look very healthy and happy to grow this year.
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Way top go Art, that fig looks super. Thanks for sharing.
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I know it's a long shot, but did yours come from Durio's Nursery? I have a feeling there many with this name.
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I believe that the member who sent it to me, got his from UCD.


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This is a nice black fig

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Sounds and looks good Art thanks for posting
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My Barnissotte Noir(Baud) yesterday...

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Marius, what a nice cluster. I bought a Barnissotte from this spring and it went kaput, so if you have any extra cuttings this fall then I would be glad to purchase a couple. Thanks.
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