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Comment on First to go in ground 2021IZbat an Naj and Dalmatie might be worth a try too. Dalmatie start out late so they stay protected from late season frost. But they get moving very fast...Today, 02:42 PM
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Comment on First to go in ground 2021Chris, My Sangue Dolce has a few brebas right now. Will let you know how they develeop or fall off.Today, 02:39 PM
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No one can see pics til they become an active member. Make a post introducing yourself and a mod will approve that-then you should be good
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Comment on Improved celeste 2021nickawwad yes that is the one. We visited the tree in Sept. 2019. It is an impressive specimen. There were only a few figs left thenToday, 02:30 PM
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Reply to Kesariani for tradeI can try to air layer a unk prosciutto. I have a small branch I’ll try to squeeze one on. Let you know later this week.Today, 02:22 PM
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Comment on Cicada Video, they DO feed as adults!Really? When I have seen them in large numbers they seemed to gather in groups in certain large trees.Today, 02:14 PM
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My NdE has wicked FMV and has been slow to kick into gear. I’ve got it in a gallon pot and hope to up pot once nighttime temps are right. I’ve kept...Today, 01:45 PM
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Is there a reason I can't see the jpeg images on my pc laptop? I click the link and it opens up a blank window.Today, 01:27 PM
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It’s panaché and YLN for me. Panaché went from a 8” branched cutting to a 4’ tree in a year and YLN grew 5’ the first year into a low splitting...Today, 01:15 PM
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Comment on how many grafts have you done?I am probably 70ish % take with grafting. Maybe more maybe less. Success varies, My Loquat grafts were 20%, stonefruit 90+%, figs good so far but just...Today, 12:39 PM
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Comment on Improved celeste 2021I had a conversation about this fig with someone who was in the know but I can't recall who right now. My understanding from that conversation is that...Today, 12:39 PM
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Reply to Improved celeste 2021I attended the last LSU Fig Field Day in 2015,Dr. Johnson at this time head of the Agriculture Dept at LSU,said this,that all LSU O'Rourke were Improved...Today, 12:22 PM
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Comment on The prohibited fruitDear Bry I hope you enjoy many good fruits of that tree and that it may be what you wish it is.
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Comment on how many grafts have you done?claret That's pretty close to the idea. Have a look at my post in this thread: https://www.ourfigs.com/forum/figs-h...2020-experimen...Today, 12:08 PM
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Reply to PNW LoveI really have to thank everyone who has participated and added to this thread. My initial point of it was to underscore just how diverse the “PNW”...Today, 11:43 AM
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Reply to Improved celeste 2021Trees of Joy does the fig community no favors when promoting a common fig and claim it is not a Celeste because the figs are bigger but name it "OC...Today, 11:11 AM
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Comment on how many grafts have you done?Hey, that's a start at it! It has taken me a few years to learn to identify some of my mistakes, which is increasing my odds of success. Take a look...Today, 11:04 AM
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Comment on how many grafts have you done?Well skill at grafting is not required to be a member of the human race. But having said that, there are advantages (if you don't cut yourself!). Maybe...Today, 10:59 AM
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Comment on how many grafts have you done?You sound like a 1-person *nursery* instead of just one person! With all that experience, you must be very good at it.
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Comment on Improved celeste 2021Many LSU figs were improved Celeste trees due to breeding. What was referred to as a Improve Celeste plant was not a released fig. Then the nurseries...Today, 10:48 AM
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Comment on how many grafts have you done?Hey Derek, the layered DE method -- you mean you're laying the cup horizonal, putting potting soil in the bottom 1/3 or so, then putting a layer of DE...Today, 10:42 AM
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Comment on Welcome to 7GMake sure you get Texas Peach. It sounds like it is a huge winner in Florida!Today, 10:31 AM
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Comment on PNW LoveWe have mosquitoes. Maybe not as many as elsewhere but they get pretty bad in the summerToday, 10:01 AM
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Reply to PNW LoveI haven't managed to spend enough time up there, with only short visits to more coastal areas between Portland up to Tofino, but I wish I could. Lots...Today, 09:57 AM
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Reply to how many grafts have you done?I’ve only done 5 so far. I’m waiting on my rootstock to grow to do more....Today, 09:54 AM
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Comment on Holy brebasThe one with the brown inside looks like maybe a mamme while the others are profichi? Looks like it also has or had wasps? Looks promising at leastToday, 09:42 AM
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Comment on Welcome to 7GNetstars I have a definite problem with that. I don't have any shaded areas this time of year.Today, 09:15 AM
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Reply to Mulberry tree-fruits galoreI'm hoping for some good producing trees, but am growing in pots so will see what I can do. I am also trying to figure out which ones are best to graft...Today, 09:13 AM
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Reply to PNW LoveMoved from New England to PNW. 4 seasons, less deciduous trees, and rare snowfall = hours of my life back not raking and shoveling. Even the weed growth...Today, 09:04 AM
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Comment on Mulberry tree-fruits galoresc4001992 Definitely interested in hearing how the Maui and Silk Hope taste compare to the others. I have those two as well as WB and Jan's Best to get....Today, 09:03 AM
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Comment on Donation ?Ed, Got it! It's the same for phone and PC. Thank you very much.
This is a great forum, full of useful information, and generous helps....Today, 08:56 AM -
https://www.ars.usda.gov/ARSUserFile...2_WaterMin.pdf
NDBC32_WaterMin.pdf
Slightly off topic, but this USDA Document may provide some...Today, 08:37 AM -
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The usual recommendation is 1 - 2 Tablespoons of Pulverized or Pelletized Limestone / Dolemite Limestone per Gallon of Sphagnum Peat...Today, 08:21 AM -
Comment on Welcome to 7GThe key really is in how you acclimate them. If you can do it without leaves burning, your tree will grow fast.
I acclimate mine very gradually...Today, 08:19 AM -
Comment on Welcome to 7GDrDraconian - I find up potting from 4”x4”x9” tree pots to 7G the perfect start. If I wait one year and up pot from 7G to 15G, it is very easy to...Today, 08:07 AM
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Comment on It's 37 F and snowing . . . .That's just a myth. They only grow in the North where constant care and shuffling and short season management allow their survival. They would perish...Today, 08:01 AM
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Comment on Welcome to 7GFig Gazer - I have not fruited WXC14, WXC16, WXC19 or WXC20.
I’m hoping this is the year. WXC20 is growing the fastest of all my figs from Si...Today, 07:55 AM -
I also saw that video. He recommends three things: 1) Correct ph level, 2) well draining sandy loamy soil, 3) BIG tip: Plant higher to top dress with...Today, 07:50 AM
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Reply to Welcome to 7GThey look great. Mine are still quite small, but starting to grow faster....Today, 07:47 AM
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Reply to Donation ?Welcome to OurFigs!
I moved your post from a reply to a reply on an old topic to the main forum so it is visible.
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Comment on Improved celeste 2021Yeah, "Celeste" has some name recognition / marketing power that "O'Rourke" does not.Today, 07:29 AM
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Comment on Video SuggestionsShe was a practical and funny woman! We growers tend to overcomplicate things too often. Her book "Gardening Without Work" has some great...Today, 07:00 AM
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Hi, I am an old newbie here. Have been lurking for several months and gained a lot of knowledge. I also have started rooting for about 15 different varieties...Today, 06:52 AM