A new CA fig, Sequoia

11 years ago

Sequoia sounds like a good new fig about to be released in CA. The article below also has good info about the other commercially important figs in CA.

Here is a link that might be useful: CA fig info

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eukofios
11 years ago
Thanks for posting! It's encouraging that researchers are still interested in developing new fig varieties. I imagine they will be patented, so for hobbyists a cutting exchange is not an option, but they will be on the market to buy. Im curious about how they would do for me in Pacific NW. The California variety, Desert King, does great here.
MrClint
11 years ago
Since that article was published in 2006, we should have heard more buzz about the Sequoia variety.
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