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I was at the dentist office this morning in Atlanta and looked out the back
window of this old house which is well over 50 years old they moved into and
saw this fig tree that was about 12-15 tall. I asked if they knew what type it was
and of course, they did not. As you may suspect, I started talking about my
hobby and before I left I was given all the cuttings I wanted. No pruning shears.
No problem. They broke off pretty easy and I have them soaking in some water.
From the looks of the leaves only, my guess is some form of Brown Turkey.
See pics and lets hear your guesses.
Also, anyone had good success in rooting these green cuttings and if so how? The
old way is to stick it in the ground and forget it.
window of this old house which is well over 50 years old they moved into and
saw this fig tree that was about 12-15 tall. I asked if they knew what type it was
and of course, they did not. As you may suspect, I started talking about my
hobby and before I left I was given all the cuttings I wanted. No pruning shears.
No problem. They broke off pretty easy and I have them soaking in some water.
From the looks of the leaves only, my guess is some form of Brown Turkey.
See pics and lets hear your guesses.
Also, anyone had good success in rooting these green cuttings and if so how? The
old way is to stick it in the ground and forget it.
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