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Mon, Apr 26, 10 at 12:21
| I found this picture on the internet:
Does anyone know what variety this is? |
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- Posted by philly_gardener 6 PA (My Page) on Mon, Apr 26, 10 at 12:24
| From some description I read that this type of fig has been growing in mid-west China for over 1,000 years. It was originally brought in from Turkey or other central Asia countries. |
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| Very nice looking figs. If you look closely you will notice these figs are growing on older wood, which means these are a breba crop. There are many varieties that produce breba crops that can be similar to these figs. Bass |
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- Posted by philly_gardener (My Page) on Mon, Apr 26, 10 at 17:31
| I am new to figs. The yellow color, the bigger size, and the odd shape all look un-usual to me. |
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| This fig look's very similar to my St.Pio fig.But mine are just a little smaller.My tree came from Italy. |
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- Posted by nelson20vt Z6 - Toronto (My Page) on Tue, Apr 27, 10 at 17:10
| Thats a Xinjiang fig |
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