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Hola amigos¡¡

Lo siento mucho pero no hablo ingles, supongo que ustedes podran usar el traductor.
Me llamo jose soy de Tenerife , islas canarias, como todos aqui un aficionado a las higueras. 
Tengo interes en intercambiar esquejes ofrezco los autoctonos de las islas canarias.
http://www.icia.es/icia/download/Publicaciones/Higuera.pdf
perdón por poner el enlace y pero el tamaño del archivo no me permite colgarlo en esta publicación tienen un poco de informacion de las higeras de mi tierra.
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I guess just like me not everyone is speaking spanish! So I did use a translating programm. This is what it tells me:

Hello friends I am sorry I do not speak English, I suppose you will be able to use the name jose am traductor.Me Tenerife, Canary Islands, as everyone here a fan of the fig. I have an interest in exchanging cuttings offer the autochthonous canarias. http://www.icia.es/icia/download/Publicaciones/Higuera.pdf sorry to put this link but the file size does not allow me to hang in this publication are a bit of information from my land higeras.

Hola Jose y bienvenidos! Saludos desde Alemania.
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gracias por la traduccion feigenbaum un saludo. El enlace no quedo bien copiado pero no creo que tenga importancia se puede visitar desde el mensaje original. gracias de nuevo.
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Jose,

Welcome to this forum.

Very Nice figs from Islas Canarias !

Cuáles son los preferidos ? Todos autofertiles ?

Saludos

Francisco
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Sí Francisco aquí todas son auto fértiles. De dónde eres tu??
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Jose, Bienvenido al foro de la figura! Me gustaría poder hablar español, pero no puedo! Apuesta ustedes disponen de hermosas figuras en Canarias ...
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This all the spanish I know

No hablo espanol. :)
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Jose bienvenido al foro.

Que variedades estas buscando?

Escribame un mensaje a mi correo electronico.

Gracias

Rafael
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Gracias José

Estoy en  Algarve/ Portugal.. non muy distante de las Islas..!?

Francisco
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Hola Amigo,  Bievenidos a nuestro forum, Mi espanol es de California, no de Espana.     Looked on Google Maps he is located off Spain, The Canary Islands of Spain....I told him my Spanish is Californian Spanish not Spanish. We use different words but most are similar.
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Hola Jose,
¿Está usted interesado en el intercambio de plantas y recortes de higuera.
Yo vivo en Londres, Reino Unido.
Bienvenido al Foro?
Por favor el mensaje a mi inbox.
Saludos cordiales
 
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Welcome!
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Hola Jose,
Cómo te va? Tanto tiempo sin hablar ...
Estoy ansioso por ver si las higueras en Islas Canarias ya están mostrando las primeras brebas.
Lampeira tambien?

Haga que sus esquejes enraizado todos?

Salutaciones
Francisco
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Welcome to forum.
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don't speak or write it any more, but still can read some... hey, this thread is about 4 months old. 
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***** and... i don't sell things. what little i have will be posted here in winter for first come first serve base to be shared. no, i'm not a socialist...*****
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Muy buenas, Jose. He trabajado en Sevilla (Triana) hace ya un par de años, y ahora vivo en Florida. No te preocupes, aquí tenemos azahares también. Creo que no tengo ganas de evitarme de las naranjas. Jaja.  ;)  De hecho, he dejado mi corazón en Sevilla... que tristeza. Bueno... ¿Cuáles son tus variedades preferidas autoctonas de Tenerife (de las categorías del sabor y del vigor)? 
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that link didn't even open
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The link opened fine for me.  It took me to a pdf document that looked like it provided a detailed procedure for describing leaf and fruit characteristics.  It also included leaf photos (back and front) and fruit photos for a large number of varieties.  Unfortunately I don't read Spanish but I bet it contains some good information if I could.
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The link works, it just takes a while. It explains the various parts of the fig. And then it describes the parts of the native varieties and how they measure or are different. A good resource.
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This is a great resource. People are always talking about identifying varieties by leaf form here on the forum, but I never know where to start. This booklet lays it all out step by step. The pictures tell it all. Thanks for the link.

By the way, is anybody on here collecting these varieties? I have never heard of any of them.
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hm, maybe i am missing a patch from Adobe
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Now I am worried and wonder what may have happened to Jose !!
I hope he has not given up

Francisco
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Bumping this up , Great resource for me as to providing leaf and fruit shape systematically in the future.
 
Thanls Jose
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Hola, me llamo Carmelo, soy de Sicilia y soy un apasionado de higueras. Me gustaria intercambiar esquejes contigo. Ahora creo que nos es el periodo adapto, pero se puede hacer en primavera.
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Hello Carmello,

Welcome to the forum.
Congratulations for the superb figs you have in Sicilia

Francisco
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Hello Francisco,
some years ago I visited Portugal and I tried your figs, they are fantastic. 
If you are interested in fig cuttings, in spring we could exchange some.
This is my email address:
carmelo.mangano@gmail.com
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Welcome to the forum Carmelo.
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