Figit forward Takoma Violet available to all

[strudeldog Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close strudeldog]

Available to all, but only one shall receive. Really enjoy the games and now it’s my turn. Multi answer format. A couple ID’s and a fig question that must be answered to my satisfaction. I may or may not note when a correct answer is posted. Will give clues as we go. If you already have Takoma Violet please play anyway thinking I can find something of interest even if might be dormant season cuttings. The Takoma Violet is a airlayer not ready as yet so will be shipped when ready. Must answer all correct in the same post. If you post multiple fig possibilities for a pic on a post the answer is invalid so you must list only correct answers no shotgun approach.

Pic 1 name that fig
Pic 2 name that fig(s) 1^st clue they share part of their name. Just name that word they share in common.
Question 1 Parfum De Cafards That is the 1^st I ever placed on a want list a few years ago and it still remains on my list. Explain to me why I placed it there, or at least get in general vicinity

[strudeldog Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close strudeldog]

No Interest? No guesses=No Clues Unlimited attempts allowed

[GregMartin Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close GregMartin]

Interest, but no ability right now...I have a glass of wine in me and I've never had tolerance. Thanks for more fun games though Phil.

[smatthew Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close smatthew]

1) Ficus Carica
2) Ficus
3) You like the smell of @@@@roach in the morning?

[strudeldog Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close strudeldog]

Clue pic #1 was an unknown that was named after a town. Sometimes you see it labeled as "unknown Town"

[Gina Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close Gina]

This photo has nothing to do with this game (other than to get people's juices flowing). It is a Takoma Violet about 2 years old that I gave a friend. It's growing in the ground in North Central California. It's a very nice variety.

[hoosierbanana Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close hoosierbanana]

Unknown Owensboro... Dark... Satire.

[strudeldog Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close strudeldog]

Pic #2 clue the shared word is not color related

[hoosierbanana Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close hoosierbanana]

Unknown Owensboro, Hardy, satire.

[Tonycm Veteran Find all posts View Profile Close Tonycm]

Is the word they share "Strawberry"?

[strudeldog Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close strudeldog]

The word they share is a family name. I don't believe I have ever posted on them, so looking beyond my posts will be needed.

[hoosierbanana Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close hoosierbanana]

unknown Owensboro, Bissiri, satire.

[strudeldog Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close strudeldog]

Winner Good Job Brent.
pic #1 unknown Owensboro
pic #2 Bissiri #2 and Bissiri #3
The question was basically a give me to anyone that knows French or can use a online translator. Some languages the most unsavory things come off the tongue and it sounds wonderful and beautiful. It's not a real fig at least I hope not. I thought of the most disgusting smell and to me that is the sickening sweet smell when crushing a Palmetto bug. Those dinosaur sized roaches Floridians love so much.
Parfum De Cafards=Perfume of @@@@roaches

I will let you know when the airlayer is ready

[hoosierbanana Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close hoosierbanana]

Yeeee haw!!!! I do have TV but want more more more! Planning a sanitary selection for next season of TV and Black Greek and hopefully annexing 2 acres into the fig field to plant them. Thanks Phil!

[Hershell Veteran Find all posts View Profile Close Hershell]

Thanks for the game Strudeldog,it was fun following along. That was great Brent. Congrats!

[don_sanders Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close don_sanders]

Aww, I missed this one. Good job :-)

[Erick Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Erick]

These are fun games to follow along and see what others are thinking. I couldn't think of a answer.. But great job Brent..

[Bijan Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Bijan]

Congrats Brent!

RE: Bissiri #3. I received some cuttings from JazzBass some years ago. They are growing in the ground in Texas. I have not been around for the past two fig seasons to see the figs. There was a conversation in F4F about Mr Bissiri, and I asked about the cuttings I have. There was not any information about it at the time. I'm trying to find time to get to Texas in the next several weeks. I'm hoping some of the unknowns I left behind are ripening. If not, at least get some new leaf photos. Do you have any information about it?

[strudeldog]

Nothing more than the threads I read on f4f on it mostly I think mostly by Ricci and Barry. I rooted them spring 2014 and I do have some fruit on them this year

[AmericanFigLover Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close AmericanFigLover]

Lol I gave up after the rules

[DBJohnson]

LOL! Same here! Still too much a newbie to have the knowledge base to even begin.

[cis4elk Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close cis4elk]

Me too, I really didn't have any idea where to even start. Especially since I didn't recognize the leaves.

[lilfiggy Member Find all posts View Profile Close lilfiggy]

Lil Fig goes back to fig coloring book...missed the game and still riding in the short wheelbarrow when it comes to fig identification. There is always tomorrow.