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dcfromsocal

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New Fig for a New Week. . .
 
I couldn't find much info out there about Davey's Fig
Growing it because I'm a "Dave" :)

We've had only 2 figs ripen this season - that will probably be it from our little tree, unless there is some huge explosion of growth or something unexpected! Though it's a young tree, these were light, refreshing figs with hints of melon & peach - I'm sure the flavors will develop as it matures. The first fig had more "red" inside but the same flavor.
Anyone else growing Davey's Fig: please post pictures of your leaves & fruit - I'm really interested to see what this will become!

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Keep Growing!

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I love these light figs. I harvest one yesterday and munched on without taking the picture.. Slavi said it may be an Italian fig... hum it was delicious, hope yours is also.
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Dave, what was the origin or source of your plant?
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Looks juicy.
Thanks for sharing.

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Eric of Lemon Grove sold me a small tree, he told me that a neighbor nearby has this tree and he said it produces a good breba crop.  I have been moving my trees around and I think I knocked off the figs by accident...LOL
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Ditto Armando's source - Eric of Lemon Grove, CA. He simply told me it was from a guy named "Davey" and that it was supposed to be a "good fig". Well I haven't met a "bad fig" yet - Good enough for me :)
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Sounds like an interesting find. When you get a chance to compare, please let us know what other variety it resembles. Thanks.
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