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LdA is one of those figs that hadn't been one of my favorites the past few years. I thought it was just OK. Well this year my main crop are a little off color. I think it's due to the dry weather we've had the last couple of weeks and not fertilizing like I should. I picked my first LdA of the year a couple days ago and it had dehydrated on the tree. It was one of my favorites of they year. These three were picked tonight and were the best of the night. Compared to RdB and VS.
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They look very rich. I should have a nice crop of LdA this year. Such a nice large fig!
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Art, very nice. Do you have Nordland? If so, how do you compare them? Have had several of these but they were spoiled. More ripening now so I should get to compare the two. The fruits are not identical on my two trees.newnandawg 7b Newnan, GAComment
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I should know in the next couple of days and will comment in my post on Lounge D'Aout.newnandawg 7b Newnan, GAComment
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They look delicious! I wish mine were farther along, they're not even at the stagnant stage. Hopefully I get to taste them before hunting season.Calvin, Wish list is to finish working on the new house, someday.
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Looks good, hopefully mine overwinters well and fruits next year!Comment
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