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I purchased a tiny rooted cutting from the Gardenchrochet last year because I liked the name. Never actually thought that this would be such outstanding quality fig.
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You may only view thumbnails in this gallery. This gallery has 2 photos.Livingston NJ, zone 6b. -
Nice looking fig! Is that its main crop?Zone 7a Westchester County, NY
Wish List:Boysenberry Blush, De La Roca. Vincenzo, The One, Calderona de miner, Verdolino, Blanche De Deu’s Saisons -
Looks good! What flavors does this one have?(PNW, Z8b) WL: Almost anything. I have to trade: tayberries, mints, moringa, raspberries, asparagus, grapes, sunchokes, currants, pawpawsComment
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Looks great!Round Rock, TX 8b
WL: Delicious figsComment
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This variety is rare in the gardens of amateurs. A variety from the collection of the Frenchman Thierry DeMarquest.Comment
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Had my first ripened one yesterday. One of the better figs so far this season, even from a 1 year old tree. Tasty berry and nicely sweet.Ed- Southern Utah 8b - Wish List: Anything that is very tasty, that is common and I don't have.Comment
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Good looking fig, enjoy!Kevin, N. Ga 7b Cheers!
Wishing all of you a bountiful harvest!Comment
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Should this be a red berry color inside?
Princeton, New Jersey, 6B
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http://growingfruit.org/ for all fruitsComment
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