Late dusk harvest: Longue d' Aout

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HarveyC

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I was too busy to go out to my new orchard to look for any ripe figs today but I decided to go and do some hunting well after sundown. I first came across a couple of spoiled figs of something (I forget), then a couple of ripe Hardy Chicago (first one was not so good, second one was good). Then I came across my first ripe Longue d' Aout since I planted my trees in the ground. Tree was started from cutting 1/13/2013 and is about 3 feet tall. Pretty large fig that was very sweet and tasty. Picture quality isn't the best due to focusing issues in the dark. __________________ Harvey - Correia Farms Isleton, CA (Sacramento County) USDA zone 9b, Sunset zone 14 http://www.figaholics.com https://www.facebook.com/Figaholics

paully22

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javajunkie

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Posted 1379389193	Reply with quote #3

Congrats! It looks delicious. __________________ Tami SE Texas

jenniferarino83

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Posted 1379389405	Reply with quote #4

Great job Harvey, looks divine __________________ Jennifer A. Brown Wishlist: NONE Boise ID ZONE 5

musillid

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Posted 1379467955	Reply with quote #5

Great looking innards. __________________ Dale non compost mentis in Zone 6a

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