| Encanto Farms Nursery > Categories > very old fig |
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eithieus
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not mine, just though it was to cool. Check it out |
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Matt_from_Pittsburgh
Registered: Posts: 227 |
My best guess is Celeste. |
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eden13
Registered: Posts: 788 |
Nice tight eye what variety is this one. LoL. Thanks for sharing. |
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saxonfig
Registered: Posts: 1,370 |
Ficus Stoneicus. Very rare. |
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MichaelTucson
Registered: Posts: 1,216 |
Hell Creek Fig. (pretty crunchy). |
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NZFig
Registered: Posts: 73 |
Should be pretty ripe by now. |
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Lukie29
Registered: Posts: 120 |
I hear that variety is a little on the dry side actually. |
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mgginva
Registered: Posts: 1,857 |
It's probably still around because there wasn't enough heat for it to ripen. |
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jimmychao
Registered: Posts: 285 |
So fig is native in North America? I like its really cold hardy and won't rot in rain.... |
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Tonycm
Registered: Posts: 922 |
Tried to make fig jam with them but they never softened up. Makes it hard to spread on bread. Lol |
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gorgi
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>>> So fig is native in North America? |
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