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Frankallen

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Posted 1444751851	Reply with quote #1

Found a couple of these this morning! Man, are they good. I love this Fig, but it's very hard for me to explain the taste on this one..Last year, it was my Favorite Fig and a pretty good contender this year.. Frank from Bama __________________ Frank from Bama- Zone 7-b Alabama .................................................... "Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever". Mahatma Gandhi

armando93223

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Posted 1444762724	Reply with quote #2

Great looking fig my friend. It looks like a medium size fig...???... I recently found a great tasting fig in my area. Not sure if it got pollinated which enhanced the taste. __________________ Armando in the Heart of California

coop951

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Posted 1444764022	Reply with quote #3

Very nice Frank, There are many Green Greeks around. Where is this guy from. __________________ Coop Northern NJ Zone 7a

andreas

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Posted 1444764150	Reply with quote #4

great looking fig Frank!!! __________________ andreas-patras Patra Peloponnisos Greece zone..9a

pako

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Posted 1444765063	Reply with quote #5

Aspra sika ??? __________________ Bulgaria (EU),zone 7b

Frankallen

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Posted 1444766272 · Edited	Reply with quote #6

Quote: Originally Posted by coop951 Very nice Frank, There are many Green Greeks around. Where is this guy from. Hey coop very good question. I went back to my eBay history and found out I got the small GG tree from a eBay seller named cowboyflowerman in 2013, he still is a seller of household plants. So, I emailed him through eBay with the "contact seller" and ask him the history of the Tree. Hopefully, he will remember where he obtained the original tree, waiting to hear from him. The seller from eBay answered my question..Sorta... Dear frankallen, Another rabid fig collector brought it from Greece years ago and a friend of mine got a cutting. I rooted all of mine from his big tree. I have furnished a plant of it to a tissue lab and soon there should be many on the market. cowboyflowerman __________________ Frank from Bama- Zone 7-b Alabama .................................................... "Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever". Mahatma Gandhi

coop951

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Posted 1444782528 · Edited	Reply with quote #7

Interesting Frank. Making a submission to a TC lab ... Thanks for the follow up __________________ Coop Northern NJ Zone 7a

jdsfrance

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Posted 1444808574	Reply with quote #8

Hi Frankallen, Nice fig ! With that strain, is the tree supposed to get big or stay small ( under 2m/7' of heigh) ? Is cold weather coming your way too ? It is starting to get chilly here so close to end of the fresh figs season. __________________ ------------------------ Climate from -25°C to + 35°C Only cold hardy figtrees can make it here

vito12831

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Posted 1444825526	Reply with quote #9

Hi Frank. That's a beautiful looking fig, enjoy it, I have a green Greek fig that I don't remember where I got it from, I hope it's the same as yours. Vito

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