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Baby Figs
I think this is so cool! A lady at church gave me a scrawny off-shoot
(word?) from her fig bush last year. I looked at it today & I've
got several baby figs on it. The neat thing is that the leaves aren't
even all the way out. The plant in the background is a photina that refuses to die, no how many times I cut it to the ground & chop at the root mass with a hatchet.
(word?) from her fig bush last year. I looked at it today & I've
got several baby figs on it. The neat thing is that the leaves aren't
even all the way out. The plant in the background is a photina that refuses to die, no how many times I cut it to the ground & chop at the root mass with a hatchet.
Re: Baby Figs
Hi,
My wife planted a fig tree, and for five years the figs ended up rotting on the branches. It wasn't till last year that we realized we didn't know how to tell when a fig was ripe! There's lots of info on the net, but it never occurred to me to look. Sometimes I'm a slow learner!
My wife planted a fig tree, and for five years the figs ended up rotting on the branches. It wasn't till last year that we realized we didn't know how to tell when a fig was ripe! There's lots of info on the net, but it never occurred to me to look. Sometimes I'm a slow learner!
Re: Baby Figs
Cute! That's good news for me. I rooted cuttings this past winter from my large tree that doesn't product well, and just planted 3 out. That means I might have figs on the babies next year.
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I'm so jealous.
I planted a fig tree four years ago, but the first winter it froze and so didn't have two-year wood to produce fruit. It came back up from the roots, so I covered it in straw the next winter, and in the summer it was covered in figs. Then we decided to add on a garage to our house, and of course it was to be built right where I had planted the fig. We tried to move it, but it died just as the figs were starting to ripen. DH and I shared one nearly ripe fig before we dug it up. So...DH just planted another Brown Turkey fig from Starks Bros. last week.
Keep your fingers crossed for us. I seem to have an uncanny abililty to kill figs and rosemary plants.
I planted a fig tree four years ago, but the first winter it froze and so didn't have two-year wood to produce fruit. It came back up from the roots, so I covered it in straw the next winter, and in the summer it was covered in figs. Then we decided to add on a garage to our house, and of course it was to be built right where I had planted the fig. We tried to move it, but it died just as the figs were starting to ripen. DH and I shared one nearly ripe fig before we dug it up. So...DH just planted another Brown Turkey fig from Starks Bros. last week.
Keep your fingers crossed for us. I seem to have an uncanny abililty to kill figs and rosemary plants.
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Re: Baby Figs
This is an old post, but I just got 3 fig cuttings from Baker Creek. Celeste, Desert King and Ischia Green. Planted them in MM in 5 gal buckets.
This will be my second attempt at figs. First attempt was 2 pieces dug up from a friend's yard last summer and planted in the yard. 1 died before the summer was over the second was struggling. Then we had the extremely cold winter that killed a lot of the figs, but in June I noticed it has put a few leaves out this year. I'm babying it now.
Kay
This will be my second attempt at figs. First attempt was 2 pieces dug up from a friend's yard last summer and planted in the yard. 1 died before the summer was over the second was struggling. Then we had the extremely cold winter that killed a lot of the figs, but in June I noticed it has put a few leaves out this year. I'm babying it now.
Kay
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