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newnandawg

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A Persian White surrounded by delicious Sals Corleone. They were all good and each had honey with slight melon flavor.



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nice!
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Very nice are these grown in containers?
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Pino, the Persian White is in a five gallon container that is buried about eight inches and heavily mulched.

The Sals Corleone is a four year old tree and it is planted in ground as of this spring.

Thanks for looking.
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They look great!
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Awesome looking :) 
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Nice! How was the Persian White fig? Everyone needs to have a Sal's Corleone. It's a workhorse fig
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Wow, they look delicious!
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Leon, it is a good fig and will only get better. Here is what I said in my July pic and taste profile. Also below is a link to that thread.

This is a large fig and it weighed in at 75.93G or 2.67 oz. The flavors appeared to have been affected by the rain. It was still a good honey dew melon like with just a little seed crunch. It is a little figgy tasting. Another one of those that is a keeper just for it being rare and pricey.

http://figs4funforum.websitetoolbox.com/post/persian-white-72314-7004948?pid=1283660416#post1283660416
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That looks great Mike thanks for sharing
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