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Some of my figs trees , now planted in the ground

11 years ago

Here are some of my trees, that are now planted , full sun , southern exposure, they just didnt look happy in the pots this year. feel free to comment ...... there are some Celest, Pardiso , Sals , and a few from Italian Fig (from Boston) I have a small Chicargo Hardy and I think one brown turkey .....

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mtddigs
Original Author
11 years ago
I got this one locally , its a dark purple fig , that always ripens , every one rippens , Im not sure , maybe its a brown turkey
frozenjoe
11 years ago
Nice looking trees. Are you going to give them any winter protection? If you get die back over the winter you may want to consider growing them in bush form instead of tree form.
ediblelandscaping.sc
11 years ago
a bush is a must for your zone grown outside. If you do decide to cut them back would you be willing to trade some of the cuttings from your sals & Pardiso this fall?

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