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Introducing PT
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Very funny, guys! This one is not for sale or auction...just yet.
Claymango, Ponte Tresa is a very nice fig from Switzerland. See my avatar.
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Nothing like bidding on something that isn't for sale in the first place!
Oh, and by the way, good job Frank!Calvin, Wish list is to finish working on the new house, someday.
Bored? Grab a rake, paint roller, or a cordless drill and come over!
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Here's my bid...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l91ISfcuzDw
Rob, Wow! That sounds like more than a spring storm. Glad they are coming back for you. If not, you know where to get more.
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Sure wish my efforts to make contact with someone in the area worked out. I think it looks like it's dreaming of a home in California!
$300!My fig photos <> My fig cuttings (starts late January) <> My Youtube Videos
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I have no idea, Steve. If I were to hazard a wild guess, I'd say the Col de Dame family. Rob, might have have a better idea.
Harvey, I'm pretty sure it will end up in California somehow.
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Steve, unfortunately i never got to taste one, by the time i visited the tree (first week of october) most fruit had dropped or were drying on the branches.
it's vigor is unlike any other fig i grow, my PT's were twice the size of any other cultivar i have rooted this winter started at the same time, indoors.
Rotterdam / the Netherlands.
Zone 8B
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Geez Frank..between the vigor that Rob is talking about and your super long and warm growing season..your going to be drowning in PT wood before you know it. It sure is a good thing you have such good friends at Ourfigs (myself included, of course) who will help you out as recipients of said wood and ease the burden for the tedious task of getting the variety established about the US.
Anywho, in other words, I'd love to be on your PT cuttings list as they become available.
Calvin, Wish list is to finish working on the new house, someday.
Bored? Grab a rake, paint roller, or a cordless drill and come over!
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Nice, Rob!
The picture of the fruit is enough to stir the juices of any true blue fignut. I've promised future cutting to so many people, I'm going to have to have a forest of these trees to meet my obligations.
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