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Sorry I didn't think to take the interior shot of this LSU Gold . It was great and very similar to the 1st one we tried back in mid July that I did show the inside below; ripe banana and tropical fruit combo with mild crunch. Along with a few RdB and fresh cinnamon raisin toast we were good. Thanks Clark, for sharing this great fig with us. I also got to grill a couple of figs for the 1st time after dinner. The were Florea and were nice, mostly sweet flavor but interesting texture after grilling a bit.
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Tony; Pickens county, SC zone 7b
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Grilled bacon wrapped figs would make an excellent appetizer.Tony, Toronto Canada USDA was 4B now 5B
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Oh man that looks good.....high hopes for mine!
Happy Growing!Kevin, N. Ga 7b Cheers!
Wishing all of you a bountiful harvest!Comment
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Tony: You sure are welcome. And that looks like an interesting coin in your picture. Did you find it locally? ClarkClark in (8a) North Augusta, SC; in the ground: LSU Purple, LSU Gold, Lattarula (aka White Marseilles, Blanche, Italian Honey), Celeste, Brown Turkey, Pine Tree Plantation Unk (local find), Panache, Butterworth UnkComment
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Looks like a great fig!
Round Rock, TX 8b
WL: Delicious figsComment
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ummmm... I didn't get the invite?Toronto, Canada USDA Zone 5. Wish List: Azores Dark, Malta Black, Improved Celeste and Smith. I'm always interested in trading cuttings if your in the Southern Ontario area. Thank You!Comment
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