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PeterC

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Posted 1473781284	Reply with quote #1

I love this fig :) __________________ Growing: Sal's Corleone, Brooklyn Unknown, Peters Honey, White Kadoda, Brown Turkey, Black Mission, Deanna, Green Irchia, Hollier, Sals E Wanted: A very cold hardy fig, Hardy Chicago or Celeste Zone 7 Long Island

snaglpus

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Posted 1473781548	Reply with quote #2

Its a great figs and quite productive in my climate. But when the rains come, they suck water badly and open like a flower. I'd bet if they were caprified, they would be extremely rich and probably almost black in color. __________________ Dennis Charlotte, North Carolina/Zone 8a

PeterC

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Posted 1473781785	Reply with quote #3

This fig tree is in a big sip container, very slow grower but produced about 6 figs already. I received this from a forum member here bare root in March of this year. I am so happy that I got into this, I am able to share some unique figs to people not used to such varieties. __________________ Growing: Sal's Corleone, Brooklyn Unknown, Peters Honey, White Kadoda, Brown Turkey, Black Mission, Deanna, Green Irchia, Hollier, Sals E Wanted: A very cold hardy fig, Hardy Chicago or Celeste Zone 7 Long Island

DevIsgro

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Posted 1473785285	Reply with quote #4

Nice fig! If I understand well it splits in rain? __________________ Currently growing 50-60 varieties, this season's cuttings dependant. Hopefully I'll get to taste a few more this year...

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