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Negretta Red Leaf Stems

14 years ago

For those that have not seen this picture here it is of my negretta with red stems and veins in leaves. Its a slow growing plant but healthy just grows slower than most and wants to be a bush but i refuse it by pruning till it gets to a height that i want.

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Best Health

Martin

Comments (5)

ottawan_z5a
14 years ago
Dieseler
That is a beautiful ornamental plant and hopefully will fruit for you too.
giants_2007
14 years ago
I really enjoy looking at that picture
Sal
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gorgi
14 years ago
Nice fig/pic Martin.
I think that I just lost my Negretta (my fault).
But luckily, I do have a small rooted starter...
alb419_ny
13 years ago
Martin,
please let us know if this fig requires caprification,
my Negretta is still very small,personally I believe this
to be one of the hardiest fig tree.Ciao,
Giuseppe
dieseler
Original Author
13 years ago
I hope to know something late this season and will post pictures of what the figs did.
Martin

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