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OK, not much to look at, but looks can be deceiving.  Fig was sweet and juicy with a very slight seed crunch.  Texture was creamy, almost melts in your mouth.  Good resistance to rain and has a nice closed eye.  I had trouble coming up with a flavor description for this one, not that it was bad, I just couldn't place the flavor profile.

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Excellent, I have this fig rooting.
Thanks for the review.


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Looks great, we all know that best figs are the ugliest looking hehehe
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In my yard it wasn't great, thick skin but in my friends greenhouse it produces lots of great figs, I think this one needs the extra heat which you guys have in texas that I don't quite have here in Canada.
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Chivas,

DiRedo is a lot like Salce in that I find it needs the least water of all my fig trees.  You are probably right, it likes hot and dry climates.

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This was named for a fellow who worked with Ira Condit, by the name of Joe DiRedo, whoj still lives in the Central Valley of CA.
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