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Anyone still have Afghan-E,have you ever got it to fruit?
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You may only view thumbnails in this gallery. This gallery has 1 photos.New Bern NC Zone 8a ,Wish list : Col de Dame Rimada ,Galica Negra -
I had a small tree from Watts but it died last year. It was difficult to root and had to babysit it to long. -
Looks nice and healthy. Is it a white fig?Comment
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According to Richard Watts' fig list I have from 2010, Afghan - E is a medium sized Yellow-Green fig with a pink eye and pink flesh.
A friend of mine has gotten ripe fruit on his tree but seems to always forget to take photos before he eats them 😏. Guess I'll have to get this one going again............Zone 6b. West KY.
My eBay username is fruitnut.
Fig Well and Prosper!Comment
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My afghan-e, ripened 9/13/22. In 6BYou may only view thumbnails in this gallery. This gallery has 1 photos.Comment
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How long have you grown it?
From cutting or tree?
What was the source?
Is this first year fruiting?
Can you describe the flavour? Sweetness?
I'd like to know more about this one... I'm completely unfamiliar with it.
Guildwood Village - Toronto, Canada - Zone 6Comment
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How long have you grown it?
This spring will be its 3rd year
From cutting or tree?
I purchased a rooted cutting
What was the source?
It was purchased as a rooted cutting from
Craig Boyer( Boyerholdingsllc from figbid)
He purchased it from William Saxton on eBay in 2017. William Saxton received it from the late Richard Watts.
Is this first year fruiting?
It’s fruited in its 2nd year, had 3 figs
Can you describe the flavour? Sweetness?
It was a mild sweetness but crisp taste, very unique that i was more curious and did more research on it.
Anymore questions let me know, I’ll post again this summer 2023.
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