GregMartin
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Help, does anyone have this fig here in the US? I know that Davis has it in their collection (DFIC 221) and I'm hoping that I can get a cutting from them, though they haven't responded when I asked them about it. I'm also hoping that since they have it, then also others have it as well. Thank you in advance.
__________________ zone 5 Maine Seeking: Saint Martin, Naples White, Black Tuscan, Bécane, French Alps, Abruzzi, Tenica, Wild Mountain Figs from the coldest corners (Iranian, Turkish or other...would love seeds too)
Herman2
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Posted 1436736702
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Had Becane ,discarded after 4 years due ,to ,Disease, and never getting any fruits out of it. A waste of time,and work .
GregMartin
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Thanks Herman, you are the second person who said they had it and disposed of it. Was yours originally from the Davis collection? My interest comes from hearing how early the main crop is and how hardy it is in Europe.
__________________ zone 5 Maine Seeking: Saint Martin, Naples White, Black Tuscan, Bécane, French Alps, Abruzzi, Tenica, Wild Mountain Figs from the coldest corners (Iranian, Turkish or other...would love seeds too)
Herman2
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I am not sure because i got it in trade,and did not ask at the time. Never got any fruits so have no idea if it is early or not.
rofig
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I have one small rooted cutting from this year. I will have to see how will grow in the future years, it is said to be a cold hardy fig.
__________________ Romania, Europe
in zone 6, 47N
DevIsgro
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I'd be interested too.
__________________ Currently growing 50-60 varieties, this season's cuttings dependant. Hopefully I'll get to taste a few more this year...