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starch

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Last week I gave a presentation about figs at our local Rare Fruit Growers (AZRFG, AZ chapter of the CRFG) monthly meeting.

I thought I would share it with the forum. This forum has given me so much valuable information, I hope that this document might be useful to others!

(NOTE: I cannot upload it here because it exceeds the file size limit)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-P7kiXkhjYBSFNrWlRPQUtDbUU

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Location: USDA Zone 9b / Sunset 13. Chandler, AZ
Currently producing fruit and scions: Violette de Bordeaux, Panache, Black Mission, Black Jack, Smith, Col de Dame Gris, Marseilles Black VS, Red Lebanese (Bekaa)
Small Trees / Currently rooting: lots
Wish List: Ponte Tresa, Italian 258, Genovese Nero (not Rob's)
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Nice presentation.  Thanks for sharing.
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Brunswick, Kadota, Ischia Green, Desert King, Osborne Prolific (slow but steady), Malta Black, Violette de Bordeaux, Texas Everbearing, Beall, White Adriatic, Nolo Pink Eyed Lady.
Rooting: Ronde de Bordeaux, Celeste, Nero 600 m, Violetta Bayernfeing, Marseilles Black VS, Celeste.
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Very interesting. Thanks for sharing starch.
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starch

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Thanks VeryNew2Figs and Malikyusof!
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Location: USDA Zone 9b / Sunset 13. Chandler, AZ
Currently producing fruit and scions: Violette de Bordeaux, Panache, Black Mission, Black Jack, Smith, Col de Dame Gris, Marseilles Black VS, Red Lebanese (Bekaa)
Small Trees / Currently rooting: lots
Wish List: Ponte Tresa, Italian 258, Genovese Nero (not Rob's)
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Nice presentation and thanks for sharing!

How did the folks at AZRFG like your presentation any comments or questions? 

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Good work my friend! Thank you.
starch

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Thanks pino!

Yeah, the talk took about 45 minutes, and then there were about 15 minutes worth of questions at the end. I actually got recorded, and when MCC processes it makes it available, I will post a link to it here! It was definitely well received, I had a lot of fun with the talk and got a lot of good feedback.

Thanks leon!

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Location: USDA Zone 9b / Sunset 13. Chandler, AZ
Currently producing fruit and scions: Violette de Bordeaux, Panache, Black Mission, Black Jack, Smith, Col de Dame Gris, Marseilles Black VS, Red Lebanese (Bekaa)
Small Trees / Currently rooting: lots
Wish List: Ponte Tresa, Italian 258, Genovese Nero (not Rob's)
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Thats a very nice presentation, Starch. Yes, please post the link when you have it!
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starch

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Thanks Smyfigs, will do!
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Location: USDA Zone 9b / Sunset 13. Chandler, AZ
Currently producing fruit and scions: Violette de Bordeaux, Panache, Black Mission, Black Jack, Smith, Col de Dame Gris, Marseilles Black VS, Red Lebanese (Bekaa)
Small Trees / Currently rooting: lots
Wish List: Ponte Tresa, Italian 258, Genovese Nero (not Rob's)
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Cool presentation. I finished reading it last night. It's succinct in compiling and explaining the basic info. in a compelling way. I wish I had this at the beginning; It would save so much time reading and understanding. I like it a lot. How are the MBVS doing in their adoptive households?
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Wishlist- Great tasting dark or light figs with deep red interiors: White Madeira, Craven's Craving, Portugal Black Madeira, Sultani, Violeta, USDA Black Ischia, Dall'Osso, CdDB or CdDB-N
starch

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Thanks Dan! I appreciate that!

The MBVS trees have a mixed story. I basically sent them all out as Christmas presents, and so they were sent out in winter ... which was a monumentally bad idea. Some like the ones I sent to TN and NV were just fine and the plants are now 1-2 ft tall. But the ones I sent to MI and MA were DOA because of the cold. So I will get more MBVS cuttings this winter and send them out in the spring next year, which is what I should have done the first time around :)

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Location: USDA Zone 9b / Sunset 13. Chandler, AZ
Currently producing fruit and scions: Violette de Bordeaux, Panache, Black Mission, Black Jack, Smith, Col de Dame Gris, Marseilles Black VS, Red Lebanese (Bekaa)
Small Trees / Currently rooting: lots
Wish List: Ponte Tresa, Italian 258, Genovese Nero (not Rob's)
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Ahh. The old live and learn. I know them well.
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Dan, West Central FL 9a

Wishlist- Great tasting dark or light figs with deep red interiors: White Madeira, Craven's Craving, Portugal Black Madeira, Sultani, Violeta, USDA Black Ischia, Dall'Osso, CdDB or CdDB-N
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