ID Fig tree - with photos and Want something different
theedudenator
10 years ago
These have been growing fine in my zone 5.
Can anyone ID them? I am assuming they are a common/standard type.
Figs are grown an pots and stored in the barn over winter.
Anyone suggest a variety with a different taste? If that really exists?
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