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I grow many varieties, some common and some what I consider “high end” for their price and availability. But none amazes me more year after year, than Ronde de Bordeaux. What a great fig!
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You may only view thumbnails in this gallery. This gallery has 2 photos.Livingston NJ, zone 6b. -
Great looking fig. RdB is a winner here in the NE. Thanks for sharingJoe - Rhode Island Zone 7a -
I agree, what a great fig, enjoy!Almaguin Highlands, Canada. Zone 4a/3b. WL: Ronde de Bordeaux, Florea, Hollier, Dauphine, Gisotta nero, Verdolino, Malta Black, Violet Sepor .Any early finishers would help, just starting out, not picky. Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication~Da VinciComment
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Looking good. These ripening reports are getting closer and closer so I suspect that I will go out one of these mornings and have a few of my own to pick.
My RdB's are all first year so not expecting them to be early, if at all.NNJ 6B
Wishlist: Colar d'Albatera, Mary Magdalene's and the Virgin Mary's Fig, Red Lebanese BVComment
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Still waiting on mine to swell.
That looks awesome.Kevin, N. Ga 7b Cheers!
Wishing all of you a bountiful harvest!Comment
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I haven't seen anyone in 3 years not think RdB is a star. Good Growing!
!Tony; Pickens county, SC zone 7b
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