Figs from Turkey

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lampo

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Posted 1440947954	Reply with quote #151

Thank you for showing these delicious figs They are really excellent varieties. Francisco Portugal

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1440977770	Reply with quote #152

Not mention Francisco.happy to share our varieties with other figgers. __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1441821745 · Edited	Reply with quote #153

This is Goktas fig from our Black sea region of Turkey... Attached Images received_10205172153692543.jpeg (65.91 KB, 74 views) received_10205172153612541.jpeg (45.84 KB, 71 views) __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

greenfig

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Posted 1442249212	Reply with quote #154

Nice! Are they Smyrna too? __________________ wish list: Violeta, Calderona. USDA z 10a, SoCal

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1442476698	Reply with quote #155

Green fig,these are ripen in my backyard and don't use male figs to pollinate... __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1442477003	Reply with quote #156

Here is my technique to collect for top fruits ... Attached Images CYMERA_20150917_110110.jpg (440.91 KB, 124 views) CYMERA_20150917_110142.jpg (382.30 KB, 117 views) __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1442782891	Reply with quote #157

This is Sari keten koynegi fig from our Eastern part of Turkey.I planted last year and tree is productive .It is common type. Attached Images CYMERA_20150916_181038.jpg (187.84 KB, 65 views) __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

Vladis

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Posted 1442821253	Reply with quote #158

Ercan many fruits weigh Giant Bursa? The human hand does not allow objectively evaluate the size. Many gardeners use to picture the hands of children. __________________ Зона 8Б ,Туапсе, Россия.

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1442821748	Reply with quote #159

Yes you are right Vlad.I think I must get a weighter to weight objectively. __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1443211679	Reply with quote #160

Can you identify this variety of fig from USA ? Attached Images received_168334170170903.jpeg (28.44 KB, 52 views) received_168334153504238.jpeg (22.97 KB, 55 views) received_168349126836074.jpeg (93.52 KB, 51 views) __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1443310712	Reply with quote #161

Is there anyone to help me? __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

AltadenaMara

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Posted 1443321481 · Edited	Reply with quote #162

Ercan, it looks like my Barada from ToJ, but it's a fig from the historic village of Sidnaya in a mountainous region around Damascus. Mine are first year trees and haven't fruited yet but your fruit look like the pictures in my notes. Bass says "I really like this fig. It's one of the sweetest honey type figs, unlike other honey figs I've had that tend to be watery, this one has a rich flavor." It's one of my most vigorous growers with one cutting sending up side sprouts that I was able to air layer. Here is the air layer tree. Do you think it's the same? __________________ Mara Southern California Zone 1990= 9b 2012= 10a 2020=?

GregMartin

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Posted 1443352870	Reply with quote #163

Quote: Originally Posted by ercan_bilgi This is Sari keten koynegi fig from our Eastern part of Turkey.I planted last year and tree is productive .It is common type. Any idea how much cold this variety can take? __________________ zone 5 Maine Seeking: Saint Martin, Naples White, Black Tuscan, Bécane, French Alps, Abruzzi, Tenica, Wild Mountain Figs from the coldest corners (Iranian, Turkish or other...would love seeds too)

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1443357633	Reply with quote #164

Mara,thank you for your comment.I also contact with Bass and he say it is maybe Kadota fig.Someone advertise this fig as Calimyra fig in Facebook post and I told him this is not Calimyra fig because it is the same with our variety Sarilop or Erbeyli injir and start to identify this real name .But I think yours leaves shape is different then this .I really don't have any idea about USA fig varieties. __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1443358422	Reply with quote #165

GregMartin, It is grown in hot climate in eastern part of Turkey but I grow it in our climate here that is -5 C in winter and it looks OK. __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

terryworm

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Posted 1443607139	Reply with quote #166

Hi Ercan, was offered these varieties from a seller in turkey on facebook, says all are self pollinator, how true? Varieties are Bardacik, Green eggplant, white eggplant, Small nut, brown autumn, green autumn, purple autumn, brown summer, green summer, sultana, small purple, black orak, white orak, sarizeybek, & goklop. Thanks in advance.

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1443623768	Reply with quote #167

Nope only eggplant,black orak ,white orak are self pollinator in your listing that you mentioned above.the others are symnra and needs wasp.There is really wrong information about Turkish figs. I also have Facebook account and share some posting about Turkish figs you can follow with this link https://m.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1444569528	Reply with quote #168

My Karadeniz patlican fig is ripened in August and still give some fruits at this time . Attached Images CYMERA_20151011_161750.jpg (317.32 KB, 32 views) __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

ruud

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Posted 1453555804	Reply with quote #169

Hi ercan,i have taken seeds from a yellow fig,sow them and five seeds grown to little trees.The fig tree i took the fig from was growing in dalyan turkey.My question is what variety fig could that be?It was very commen overthere,

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1453555995	Reply with quote #170

If it is from Dalyan(touristic place) in Turkey then probably it is symnra fig .Where are you located and do you have wasp in your area ? __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

ruud

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Posted 1453635741	Reply with quote #171

Hi ercan thanks for your quick replay.We do have wasps in the netherlands but i dont know if we got the right ones.I have two other fig trees in the garden one from greece and one from spain.The greek one gives purple long figs.The one from spain gives green figs.I have some names from yellow turkish figs,but i dont know wich one i have.The names i got are Aydin sari lob,Beyaz orak and Sari keten koynegi.

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1453636144	Reply with quote #172

Yes ruud ,the tree names you mentioned are all yellow one.It is interesting to get sari keten interesting it is not grown widely.I have this in my stock.Besides what's your question ? You got some seeds of figs in Turkey and grow it in Netherlands so you didn't recognize the variety of fruits that you collect ? Or you don't know which variety of seeds you planted? I think growing fig from seeds sounds interesting because you never see the original variety from these plants that is grown from seeds .it is genetically changed after polinated . __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

ruud

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Posted 1453636914	Reply with quote #173

So it is like every fruittree you grow from seed,the result should be a surprise.

kkk2210

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Posted 1453637346	Reply with quote #174

Rudd, You don't have fig wasp in Netherlands , it can't survive in northern climate. Hope this helps. You can try to introduce wasp as an experiment with the help of a greenhouse . I'm sure Ercan will be able to guide you through . Cheers __________________ Vinny Bognor Regis, United Kingdom Wish List : Callara, De La Rio,Cul Noir, Calvy, LSU Red, I-258, Maltese Beauty, Preto, FMV Infected Ischia Black UCD. My Ebay: http://www.ebay.co.uk/myb/Summary?MyEbay&gbh=1

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1453637919	Reply with quote #175

I think you must choose the common varities to grow in Netherlands Ruud.. And be sure about wasps. __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

ruud

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Posted 1453649167	Reply with quote #176

okee i will report about my seedlings,and thanks for the help ercan.In august i will be in dalyan again for a couple of weeks.I have a friend there who works in a gardencentre maybe he knows the name of the figtrees who grows there along the streets.

Smyfigs

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Posted 1453661282	Reply with quote #177

Can someone tell me if these fig tree leaves (my husband found the tree) are similar? I have this ine in the cloner & it started rooting within the firtst few hours---no exageration! Pls see my pics. I call it BEECHWOOD! Thanks all! Attached Images image.jpeg (875.65 KB, 35 views) image.jpeg (941.76 KB, 31 views) __________________ Meg-Hardiness Zone 10a Looking for... Socorro Blk Wuhan Jolly Tiger Lamperia Preta Herschtetten St. Jean Black Ischia "The best way to show my gratitude is to accept everything, even my problems, with joy." ~ Mother Teresa "Do not pass by a man in need for you may be the hand of God to him." ~Proverbs 3:27~ "He performs wonders that cannot be fathomed, miracles that cannot be counted." ~Job 5:4

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1453667006	Reply with quote #178

Symfigs ,pls tell me which part of Turkey you get these seeds ,or is it from Turkey? __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

Smyfigs

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Posted 1453672966 · Edited	Reply with quote #179

Hi Ercan: Its a tree near my home in Fullerton, CA. I started the cuttings on 1/3 and by that night there were roots growing. It was amazing to see. My husband discovered the tree. I have not seen the figs & the tree is small because they keep chopping it down. Like most figs, people see it as a weed. __________________ Meg-Hardiness Zone 10a Looking for... Socorro Blk Wuhan Jolly Tiger Lamperia Preta Herschtetten St. Jean Black Ischia "The best way to show my gratitude is to accept everything, even my problems, with joy." ~ Mother Teresa "Do not pass by a man in need for you may be the hand of God to him." ~Proverbs 3:27~ "He performs wonders that cannot be fathomed, miracles that cannot be counted." ~Job 5:4

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1453680502	Reply with quote #180

I really don't good at identifying fig trees from abroad.If it is Turkish fig I can understand from leaves pattern but sorry for not helping.Maybe some experienced growers here will help you to identify its variety __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

Smyfigs

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Posted 1453680814	Reply with quote #181

Yes, that makes sense. __________________ Meg-Hardiness Zone 10a Looking for... Socorro Blk Wuhan Jolly Tiger Lamperia Preta Herschtetten St. Jean Black Ischia "The best way to show my gratitude is to accept everything, even my problems, with joy." ~ Mother Teresa "Do not pass by a man in need for you may be the hand of God to him." ~Proverbs 3:27~ "He performs wonders that cannot be fathomed, miracles that cannot be counted." ~Job 5:4

AltadenaMara

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Posted 1453684944	Reply with quote #182

Maybe when you get fruit from it, it will be easier to ID. I have one that looks like it, but it IS a weed -a seedling from one of my fig trees that the birds started. It's so pretty with the wavy leaves I hate to pull it up but the strawberry pot it's in is going to get very small, very fast. I guess I could try to graft it, but then would lose the pretty leaves. Quote: Originally Posted by Smyfigs Hi Ercan: Its a tree near my home in Fullerton, CA. I started the cuttings on 1/3 and by that night there were roots growing. It was amazing to see. My husband discovered the tree. I have not seen the figs & the tree is small because they keep chopping it down. Like most figs, people see it as a weed. __________________ Mara Southern California Zone 1990= 9b 2012= 10a 2020=?

Smyfigs

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Posted 1453691384 · Edited	Reply with quote #183

Yes, Mara, that is definately the best way. Its a dormant tree now so it will be a little while but it is a FAST grower! We'll see. Your seedling sounds like its getting big. And yes, the leaves are so pretty. These Turkey fig leaves look very similar. __________________ Meg-Hardiness Zone 10a Looking for... Socorro Blk Wuhan Jolly Tiger Lamperia Preta Herschtetten St. Jean Black Ischia "The best way to show my gratitude is to accept everything, even my problems, with joy." ~ Mother Teresa "Do not pass by a man in need for you may be the hand of God to him." ~Proverbs 3:27~ "He performs wonders that cannot be fathomed, miracles that cannot be counted." ~Job 5:4

amis54

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Posted 1453802346	Reply with quote #184

Hi Ercan, to which zone type 208 is hardy and how many crops it has?

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1453806001	Reply with quote #185

Yes it is hardy and can be grown in cold climates.It has one main crop .no breba. __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1453806120	Reply with quote #186

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ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1453806165	Reply with quote #187

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Smyfigs

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Posted 1453835163	Reply with quote #188

I found a fig tree near my home that bears figs JUST LIKE this one! Please see my post here....http://figs4funforum.websitetoolbox.com/post/brown-turkey-cuttings-trade-7794665?highlight=bt+cuttings+trade&trail=50 __________________ Meg-Hardiness Zone 10a Looking for... Socorro Blk Wuhan Jolly Tiger Lamperia Preta Herschtetten St. Jean Black Ischia "The best way to show my gratitude is to accept everything, even my problems, with joy." ~ Mother Teresa "Do not pass by a man in need for you may be the hand of God to him." ~Proverbs 3:27~ "He performs wonders that cannot be fathomed, miracles that cannot be counted." ~Job 5:4

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1453836021	Reply with quote #189

It looks like about shape but yours colors is a bit greenish purple but mine is deep purple without green stripes. __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

Smyfigs

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Posted 1453920335	Reply with quote #190

Welcome, Ercan! You have some great varieties! Glad you have come to share those great figs from Turkey! __________________ Meg-Hardiness Zone 10a Looking for... Socorro Blk Wuhan Jolly Tiger Lamperia Preta Herschtetten St. Jean Black Ischia "The best way to show my gratitude is to accept everything, even my problems, with joy." ~ Mother Teresa "Do not pass by a man in need for you may be the hand of God to him." ~Proverbs 3:27~ "He performs wonders that cannot be fathomed, miracles that cannot be counted." ~Job 5:4

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1453930772	Reply with quote #191

Happy to introduce my Turkish varieties in such a wonderful forum.Thank you too __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1462129844	Reply with quote #192

Siyah orak fig is our popular common type fig and it is very resistable for wet and cold climates. __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

watagarasu

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Posted 1462142796	Reply with quote #193

Welcome to this forum ercan :D agus

Figlover57

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Posted 1463582083	Reply with quote #194

Quote: Originally Posted by ercan_bilgi Hi everbody , I live in Turkey and we grow figs here as a professional and our country is really rich varieties of figs and so many varieties spread all over the world when our anchestor Ottoman conquered some countries,so especially some cultivars are originated from Turkey. We have 120 or more varieties of figs here and some unknown local types.I want to share some of my cultivar for you, Regards from Turkey Ercan

Figlover57

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Posted 1463582350	Reply with quote #195

Hi Ercan, I just joined your forum on figs....my favourite fruit! I will be visiting Istanbul in July as my cruise starts there. I would love to bring lots of cuttings back to Malaysia with me (I really love growing them) but was informed by my tour guide that the customs won't allow me through with the cuttings. Is that true, please? Any help here would be greatly appreciated! Kind regards, Mee 2

ercan_bilgi

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Posted 1463742357	Reply with quote #196

hi Mee, welcome to the forum..and appreciate to see you here in Turkey and help you my best.Keep in touch . __________________ *Turkish common figs* https://mobile.facebook.com/ercan.bilgi.10?ref=bookmarks eBay seller ID: rcnblg

chinesefig

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Posted 1465660527 · Edited	Reply with quote #197

Dear Ercan, nice to know you I'm from China, and I planted a lot of figS. I'm glad to read your information about the fig. I'd like to know： 1) The varieties of the photo: on the website,it is called WHITE PATLICAN , Are smyrna or common figs? they need wasp and pollination or no? 2)The fig tree or fig saplings, propagated with branches(cuttings) or layering,can produce fruit within 1 year. The common type Fig seedings,propagated with fig seeds,How many years to produce fruit? Thank you ! __________________ http://fig1.cn/index.php?_m=mod_static&_a=view&sc_id=3

chinesefig

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Posted 1465666508	Reply with quote #198

Quote: Originally Posted by ercan_bilgi These are my dark apples Very big! __________________ http://fig1.cn/index.php?_m=mod_static&_a=view&sc_id=3

figera

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Posted 1465668770 · Edited	Reply with quote #199

Just coming back from Istanbul where some majestic figs are simply growing in the streets or simply hanging over fences from gardens. I couldn't resist to bring some cuttings home which also show the first roots in sphagnum. Let's see what I got there :-)

Smyfigs

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Posted 1465718747	Reply with quote #200

Figera, your trip sounds beautiful. Share pictures of your fig cuttings when you can. Thanks! __________________ Meg-Hardiness Zone 10a Looking for... Socorro Blk Wuhan Jolly Tiger Lamperia Preta Herschtetten St. Jean Black Ischia "The best way to show my gratitude is to accept everything, even my problems, with joy." ~ Mother Teresa "Do not pass by a man in need for you may be the hand of God to him." ~Proverbs 3:27~ "He performs wonders that cannot be fathomed, miracles that cannot be counted." ~Job 5:4

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