Crinx
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Hello! Have been reading as many forum posts as I could in past couple of weeks. Didn't realize there were so many fignatics out there. Didn't realize I was one. I've frozen back quite a few local nursery figs over last few years. Got new ones this year from a local fignatic and if I get them through this winter it will be from the tips I've gleaned from the forum. Thanks. I do have cuttings going in case I blow it (-8. In ground I have BT, Celeste, BkW, Carini, Ventura and HC. I have in one gal pot a JH Adriatic that is going in the garage for the winter. Plan this time is to wrap trees with frost mats, build a cage around each, mulch and then a tarp or plastic around them. I'm on the boarder of zone 7A/B. May be overkill but after last winter probably not. Any suggestions would definitely be welcome.
__________________ Greg
King George, VA
FiggyFrank
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Welcome to the forum, Greg! The extra care is worth it. I'm lucky enough to keep my pots in an unheated garage that lingers around 45-50° throughout the winter.
__________________ Frank zone 7a - VA
Figglet
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Couldn't agree more you can never be too safe
__________________ Amateur Fig Addict Truman Z8b Oregon Varieties I'm looking for: -Battaglia Green -Ronde de Bordeaux Growing: Negronne, Stella, Peters Honey/Kadota, Local Unk, Smith, Antigone Unk, Black Madiera, Yellow Neches, Col De Dame Blanc.