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Frankallen

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Here is a great Fig! I love the taste of this one and it grows here like a weed! Thanks for looking! : )

Frank from Bama 

Red Sicilian Whole on leaf.jpg 
 
Red cut open.jpg 
Close Up.jpg 


rmulhero

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Love the color of this fig, never seen one so deep purple. Looks like you are having a great fig season!

Smyfigs

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Beautiful fig, Frank!

Red Sicilian Whole on leaf.jpg 
 
Red cut open.jpg 
Close Up.jpg 


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Smyfigs

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Ps:  And, your photography is great too :-D  That macro shot is really something!

Red Sicilian Whole on leaf.jpg 
 
Red cut open.jpg 
Close Up.jpg 


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figpig_66

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[QUOTE=Smyfigs]Beautiful fig, Frank!

Red Sicilian Whole on leaf.jpg 
 
Red cut open.jpg 
Close Up.jpg 

waynea

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Super nice looking fig Frank, even though everyone showed them again, you never get enough photo reposts I guess. Really nice color, shape and size. Also it is nice to hear that it tastes good. I have a 5 foot tree and have not let it fruit because I was too busy doing air layers on it but next year it can fruit at will.

vito12831

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Congratulations Frank, that's a beautiful looking fig, enjoy it.
I got a small plant from a generous member, thank you Ed, maybe I'll get to taste it next year?

Vito

elin

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Does it ripen with the familiar mt etna varieties??

Frankallen

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[QUOTE=elin]Does it ripen with the familiar mt etna varieties??[/QUOTE]

Yes, it does but has got a different taste seems like! I really like it...Plus it grows good here. Thanks

coop951

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Frank
You have really developed quite the collection
Cheers

Frankallen

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Thanks a lot Coop! : )

bigbadbill

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That is some mighty fine camera work, Frank. Not to mention a very tasty variety, too. Mine died back to the ground this winter but continues to crank out good quality figs-even now.

Frankallen

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[QUOTE=bigbadbill]That is some mighty fine camera work, Frank. Not to mention a very tasty variety, too. Mine died back to the ground  this winter but continues to crank out good quality figs-even now.[/QUOTE]


Bill, thanks a lot for the kind comments, mine died back to the ground also! Pretty tuff Fig!

Frank from Bama

Blackfoot

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Frank that fig looks great. Would you mind sharing what camera you used to take that close up picture? It's a very good picture.

Frankallen

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[QUOTE=Blackfoot]Frank that fig looks great. Would you mind sharing what camera you used to take that close up picture? It's a very good picture.[/QUOTE]

Thanks Bretton, I use a Panasonic FZ 200


Frank from Bama

deerhunter16b

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Congrats Frank on another very nice looking fig

lifigs

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Great pictures.  Looks like this could be another one to add to the wish list.

Rewton

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SR is a great fig here too.  However, mine also froze to the ground the last two winters and thus only a handful of figs have ripened very late in the season.

SuperMario1

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Tasty looking.. picture perfect photography as usual Frankallen!

PeterC

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I have to add this to my collection, is this the name it goes by?

Frankallen

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[QUOTE=PeterC]I have to add this to my collection, is this the name it goes by?[/QUOTE]

Peter, yes that's the name it goes by, you will not be sorry! Great Fig !

Frank from Bama

Smyfigs

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Frank:  Beautiful fig and sounds amazingly good.  I can't see the name...

DonCentralTexas

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Man that's a very nice looking fig you got there!

nycfig

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Very nice Frank.  Beautiful pics too.  Reminds me of Sal's Corleone.

eboone

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[QUOTE=nycfig]Reminds me of Sal's Corleone.[/QUOTE]

Searching the forum, there are some older posts comparing Sicilian Red, Sal's Corleone, Aldo's, Palermo Red.  Some have stated that they are the same fig, some think they are very similar. 

Maybe a 'family' like the 'Mt Etna' figs.

Charlie

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That fig looks incredible!  Don't see many red ones.  Congrats Frank :)

PeterC

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where would I be able to purchase this? I checked Encanto Farms where I purchased a few a couple months ago and it is not on the list.

Smyfigs

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There was one on ebay but too pricy for me. There may be others coming though.

Likeo

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The leaves are very similar to my Conadria

PeterC

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[QUOTE=Smyfigs]There was one on ebay but too pricy for me. There may be others coming though.[/QUOTE] I saw that only one too,  pricey for me as well.

padsfan

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Great looking fig and even better pink background.  Well done!