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Sounds like you do get some decent berries. Berries are my favorite fruit. I have heard of the Hood strawberry. I see One Green World sells them. I will...Today, 02:28 AM
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Those ;look fantastic, great job! Blackberries rock!Today, 02:27 AM
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Yes I have similar memories of foraging wild fruit. I still do once a year. The regular thimbleberry with white flowers does not grow well here. I keep...Today, 02:10 AM
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I know they don’t do well everywhere, and they’re not an everbearing variety, but by far my favorite strawberry is Hood.
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drew51 I’ll be interested to see how Columbia giant does for you. It sold out extremely fast this year at the big nurseries. I wish I could get it direct...Today, 01:33 AM
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Comment on Laguna Hills NurseryThat’s not fair to say. Gary is a stand up guy. That’s the best nursery around IMOToday, 01:01 AM
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Reply to Covid-19 and Elevated RisksDespite the ambiguity in the perception by Americans of Trump's actions and words, he is probably the only head of a large state, capable of independent...Today, 12:59 AM
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Reply to Superb Mail Order Seed Selleronly wish had known of this seed guy many years ago. may order some baby ducks now, too!Today, 12:53 AM
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Comment on ZomVee’s Miscellaneous Garden JournalSurge90241 how productive are melons for you? I am considering trying a couple next year, but I have read it is common to only get 1 - 2 ripe melons...Today, 12:38 AM
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Reply to My first tomatoesI have some micro cherry tomatoes and dwarf varieties that are starting to set fruit, but nothing as big as those! I'm trying a bunch of new varieties...Today, 12:34 AM
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Powdery scale? Tough to tell from your video. I have an indoor draconis that picked up some powdery scale someplace and I managed to spread it to another...Today, 12:32 AM
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Comment on What are these bugs on my plum tree?I thought it was the other way around...the aphids secrete a sweet goo that attracts the ants. I had heard if you get rid of the aphids on a plant, the...Today, 12:21 AM
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Comment on Finally a Smith. Maybe.fruitnut My Smith is one of 6 varieties on an in ground Frankenfig. Smith is now in year 3 on it. Only Smith and I-258 are shy producers, all others...Today, 12:09 AM
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Reply to What are these bugs on my plum tree?You can grow olives in zone 6 ..... Ask me tomorrowToday, 12:08 AM
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Reply to In ground low cordon questionSeems like the old country can teach us a thing or two. And humble us in the process. Thanks for sharing and keep us updated with pictures....Yesterday, 11:31 PM
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Comment on Martinica Rimada- graft updateMy experience was the reverse! RGR and Martinenca Rimada were my most vigorous rooters last winter, but the bud graft I started of MR stalled for two...Yesterday, 11:27 PM
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Comment on Japanese bettles, how to deal with them?I can't remember ever having Japanese beetles on my fig bushes, but maybe they were to busy eating my squash plants.Yesterday, 11:25 PM
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Comment on Japanese bettles, how to deal with them?Thanks! I will keep this in mind for the next year, have to deal with the beetles themselves now
They mostly love the guava leaves, some are not even...
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Comment on Japanese bettles, how to deal with them?Will this go into the figs as well? I.e., will you eat it?Yesterday, 11:21 PM
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Comment on What are these bugs on my plum tree?Is it a special hardy or early bearing variety of olive? My daughter eats very little, but I spotted her eating olives out of the jar yesterday... she...Yesterday, 11:18 PM
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Comment on How cold hardy is Pastilliere?I have seen voles around. I really hope these figs aren’t dead for good!Yesterday, 11:14 PM
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Reply to How cold hardy is Pastilliere?I am still biting my nails to see if my Pastiliere comes back up from the soil line. My RdB has been growing for at least a week, and I see a bud on the...Yesterday, 11:13 PM
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Reply to In ground low cordon questioneboone Im happy you brought this up because I have been thinking a lot about growing a few low cordon. I had it in my head people were abandoning the...Yesterday, 11:07 PM
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Reply to Superb Mail Order Seed SellerI have been buying from him for about 15 years. He does it the old fashioned way so it takes time to get your order for no online ordering is available....Yesterday, 10:53 PM
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Comment on Texas PeachQiwi No put down on Wills, but he has never had a good mango if that is the case.Yesterday, 10:41 PM
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Comment on the dark side of the fig waspLook forward to hearing your results. Good luck!Yesterday, 10:41 PM
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Comment on the dark side of the fig waspWoa, that is interesting!! A self sustaining colony from one tree. Now, that earns its spot. You are right. They often don't overlap.Yesterday, 10:39 PM
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Comment on Not a new member.Yes yes yes
Behind the modest word "BoilerMaker" is hellish labor. In 1996, I had to clean two 6-meter boiler in the basement with an electric...
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Reply to Dead or alive?Mine have never survived looking like that. Let us know what happens.Yesterday, 10:36 PM
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Comment on Exquisito - The BeastEwww.... simply imagining that soggy slurp just gave me the willies, Giuseppe!Yesterday, 10:31 PM
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No, When the borers become active, the onset of dying tissue is pretty quick....Yesterday, 10:24 PM
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Reply to Finally a Smith. Maybe.Bartlett? Here got a 35 foot tall 8 year old WARREN pear that has never bloomed.If it was not good for shade would have been firewood long ago!Yesterday, 10:18 PM
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Last question.... Possible borer invasion could cause delayed onset of spring growth?Yesterday, 10:18 PM
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The holes can sometimes be hard to see. If the leaves start to wilt and get burnt up looking, then that is what it is. Then you have to cut it down to...Yesterday, 10:16 PM
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For all the crazy crap I do... In my entire life, I never thought I'd be gardening with a jeweller's loup.... This just keeps getting weirder....
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Comment on Exquisito - The BeastYes, having new varieties pop up here every year is pure hell Eric!Yesterday, 10:10 PM
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Reply to Finally a Smith. Maybe.What's not to like? Some trees take a while to fruit.... Actually figs are faster than most.... For a lot of fruit trees it takes many years to mature...Yesterday, 10:10 PM
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A paper clip or cut bark with knife may help you see moreYesterday, 10:03 PM
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Reply to Finally a Smith. Maybe.Looking good, buddy. That's a great spot. I think I may grow mine in a container for a few yrs, then look for a cozy spot near the house.Yesterday, 09:57 PM
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Is this a common occurrence? I just bought a bunch of bamboo stakes at Home Depot to stake my little trees😥Yesterday, 09:57 PM
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Reply to Finally a Smith. Maybe.Smith in the ground takes a few years to come into production, but when it does, it really loads up.Yesterday, 09:57 PM
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Jeweler’s loop should be fine enoughYesterday, 09:56 PM
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I don't have light.... If you're saying there are borers this small... Is there a way to see them? Do I need to bring out my kids microscope?
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@Mario.... It's all over the tree... Have you ever had borers where you can't see the holes?
I don't use bamboo stakes at all.... I use the...Yesterday, 09:47 PM -
Reply to Not a new member.I am fairly new to the fig world, but am quickly learning from this great forum/family!
What is my #1 fig? Well, the first figs I have tasted...Yesterday, 09:47 PM -
This is something I used to do on a regular basis but since the coronavirus situation, I don’t feel it’s appropriate so I just watch from afar. If...Yesterday, 09:42 PM