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Some of my figs trees , now planted in the ground

11 years ago

Here are some of my trees, that are now planted , full sun , southern exposure, they just didnt look happy in the pots this year. feel free to comment ...... there are some Celest, Pardiso , Sals , and a few from Italian Fig (from Boston) I have a small Chicargo Hardy and I think one brown turkey .....

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mtddigs
Original Author
11 years ago
I got this one locally , its a dark purple fig , that always ripens , every one rippens , Im not sure , maybe its a brown turkey
frozenjoe
11 years ago
Nice looking trees. Are you going to give them any winter protection? If you get die back over the winter you may want to consider growing them in bush form instead of tree form.
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Hey Martin I know why it's happening there? Because some people are bad to my countryman Rod Blagojevich:-) **** I hope figs will survive. Best wishes
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Hummm let's see...It appeared to me (from last year) that the figs only produce in the late summer/fall (they were harvesting when we made the offer on the house around Labor day and continued to do so for a bit). So perhaps I have breba only figs.... I posted this question in another thread, but just in case you don't see that, the other one is full of fruit, which has been on the tree all year through the winter (no leaves, just the little figs). Is this a clue???? LOL (If there is a way to tell what kind of fig I have please clue me in heh heh) Thanks so much for helping out! We bought a home with an incredible garden that I have to cut back quite a bit (because the former owner had four staff in the garden and I have ummmm me). The figs and some of the older plants are dear to me, even if I don't know what they are LOL So I want to do right by them.
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ediblelandscaping.sc
11 years ago
a bush is a must for your zone grown outside. If you do decide to cut them back would you be willing to trade some of the cuttings from your sals & Pardiso this fall?

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