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Frankallen
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I bought this Fig about 2 years ago at"Home Depot" they were having a clearing out sale on their trees so I starting looking to see if they had any Fig trees, found one with a "Celeste" tag, I thought well for $9.99 it's worth that, it was pretty good size tree. |
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figpig_66
Registered: Posts: 2,678 |
Your very lucky frank. That is what i look for in figs is a unique leaf pattern. I havnt a clue. Never seen that leaf before. ket them fig ripen up a bit more !! ;) |
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bigbadbill
Registered: Posts: 376 |
That is a Brunswick. You described it perfectly- sweet and not much else. Maybe melon-y flavor but very common down south. Beautiful leaves nice fruit, splits in heavy rain in my experience. It also was very hardy in my are, maybe hardy isn't the right word, but resilient. It has some positives, but the lack of richness or berry flavor and the constant splitting made me give mine away. Richie, I don't look for a unique leaf pattern, I look for a good tasting fruit. |
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Frankallen
Registered: Posts: 994 |
DANG Bill,I can't believe this, you nailed it! This photo below (Off Internet) convinced me Bill! Thank You so much Bud! I will probably get rid of this one also,it takes up a lot of room and splits like crazy even without rain! Thanks again!....Frank from Bama |
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figpig_66
Registered: Posts: 2,678 |
So Brunswick a yellow fig not black. I have 4 acres of land bill ...so i can have unique leafed trees and great tasting fruit. BEST of both Worlds lol. |
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pitangadiego
Registered: Posts: 5,447 |
Definitely not Celeste. |
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