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my Madeline figs ripe

11 years ago

this first my Madeline figs ripe.....

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budihartono71
Original Author
11 years ago
madeline
Ralph Whisnant
11 years ago
That is a truly beautiful pink colour around the eye. Let us know how it tastes.
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budihartono71
Original Author
11 years ago
thanks Ralphw....

taste is good , sweet, juice & fresh..
fignewbies
11 years ago
Hi, budihartono71:

Which one tastes sweeter-the Panachee or the Madeline?
Just curious, what varieties of fig tree do you have?
budihartono71
Original Author
11 years ago
Panachee is sweeter than Madeline...
i have more than 15 varities
Negronne
Tena
Madeline
Noire De Caromb
Brown Turkey
Bourjassote
Abico
Sultane
Panachee
Green Jourdan
Sumacki
LSU Gold
Douphine
etc
fignewbies
11 years ago
Hi,

Could you tell me which variety of fig in your collection taste the sweetest?
Thanks for your info!
foolishpleasure
11 years ago
budi
can you tell me in which zone do you live. your post did not show your zone my guess it has to be zone 10
Jleider
11 years ago
your figs look great. My little fig had a tough winter. Whats your secret.

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