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fandog

10 years ago

Not sure what this is or what the berry type things growing in pairs on the stem are. Please help. Thanks!

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girlbug2
10 years ago
the picture's a little fuzzy, but those could be budding fig fruits. Leaf shape's unusual for a fig, though (in my experience).
asleep_in_the_garden
10 years ago
We're still trying to figure it out back at the HP version of this thread. LOL

Here's a pic to ponder...

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asleep_in_the_garden
10 years ago
F. deltoidea is Fandog's assumption at this time.

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