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lampo

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Posted 1408233269	Reply with quote #1

A very large Common fig, sweet, flavored and with very distinct colors. Typical of the dry and very hot places, it needs far more exposure to the sun than all other Common cultivars in the region. Francisco

kubota1

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Posted 1408233534	Reply with quote #2

Francisco, One after the next. Just amazing! Do you have any ugly figs? __________________ Art- Western Pa. 6a

Charitup

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Posted 1408234680	Reply with quote #3

Just amazing thanks for sharing __________________ goss North Ga. zone 7

armando93223

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Posted 1408237306	Reply with quote #4

Thanks for sharing, that is the one I want. Thanks for sharing. Great Photography. __________________ Armando in the Heart of California

waynea

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Posted 1408242624	Reply with quote #5

Look at the honey, nice looking juicy fig, lots of honey.

Speedmaster

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Posted 1408254053	Reply with quote #6

Nice and juicy! Congrats! __________________ Weather: Winter: 10C+ Summer: 42C+ Growing: Syrian Unk., Atreano, Egyptian Unk., Lebanese Unk., Col de dame Gris, Beall, Negronne, Ronde de bordeaux, Brogiotto Bianco Wish List: Panache.

lampo

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Posted 1408257067	Reply with quote #7

Thank you all for your nice comments Art, Yes, there are also some not that nice.. and not worth to be shown Francisco

Aaron4USA

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Posted 1408257337	Reply with quote #8

Francisco, would it be possible to post the leaves of Bebera Branca please? I think I have a problem with B Branca and B Preta leaves, I always wanted to ask someone who is an expert in these varieties :)

lampo

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Posted 1408286410	Reply with quote #9

Thank you all for the nice comments. Aaron, Here are the pics of leaf and fruit of Bebera Branca: Francisco

Aaron4USA

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Posted 1408292399	Reply with quote #10

Francisco, Thank you for your effort, it was very helpful for my cataloging of varieties. I'll wait for your next thread on Bebera Preta in order to compare both :)

HarveyC

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Posted 1473485456	Reply with quote #11

This is a nice productive variety, some very nice figs! __________________ Harvey - Correia Farms Isleton, CA (Sacramento County) USDA zone 9b, Sunset zone 14 http://www.figaholics.com https://www.facebook.com/Figaholics

lampo

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Posted 1473499466	Reply with quote #12

Quote: Originally Posted by HarveyC This is a nice productive variety, some very nice figs! Congratulations Harvey Once your tree sets in and be given your best attention, the 'Delta climate' will help these fruit to develop and get very large and delicious figs. In my District BBranca crop is over 3/4 complete. Most interesting is the fact that skin is exactly as it should be (climate/many sun.hours) and the pulps tell the tale ! In a couple of years you may well reach 'family size' good luck Francisco Portugal

leon_edmond

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Posted 1473516671	Reply with quote #13

Hello Harvey. Hope you are well. Very good photos of a really nice looking fig! By chance, are your figs getting caprified in your area?

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