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  • Noire de Barbentane

    I just tried my first Noire de Barbentane today, and it was quite good. The plant is young, started from a cutting this past Winter, and in a 5 gallon pot. A beautiful fig, and aptly named, as it is black. Large also, this one was 69 grams. Sweet with no seed crunch, thin skin, no complexity to speak of. Very good 1st fig that I'm optimistic will improve in time, and once it's planted in ground.
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    Gary USDA 9A
    Sebastopol, CA

  • #2
    Nice looking fig Gary!
    Nothing in the world takes the place of growing citrus till figs come along. Ray City, Ga. Zone 8 b.

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    • figgary
      figgary commented
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      Thanks Hershell.

  • #3
    Gary, very nice looking fig.
    newnandawg 7b Newnan, GA

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    • figgary
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      I appreciate it, Mike. Still waiting on my Violette Soleis, which I've read is similar.

  • #4
    Yup, I want one, lol
    Ryan- CenLa, zone 8a/b

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    • figgary
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      Should have a few cuttings in January, Ryan.

    • quackmaster
      quackmaster commented
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      Thanks

  • #5
    Nice fig. Looks like one I need. Maybe a rooted cutting will come up on ebay sometime.
    Jerry, Canyon Lake TX 8b

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    • #6
      So you say it is similar to the VdS? My VdS is slow with a fig production, I think I need to wait until the next summer. I will post a photo for sure in case those tiny figlets decide to grow though
      USDA z 10a, SoCal. WL: Boysenberry Blush

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      • figgary
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        Hey Igor, Leon did a good post on the other forum, and it was brought up that Bourjassote Noire and VdS are close, if not the same fig. Noire de Barbentane and Bourjassote Noire are also close. Leon said he gave his VdS away, because it is so similar to NdB, but ripens later. My NdB has ripened, still waiting for my Violette Solleis. Sorry if this doesn't make any sense.

      • greenfig
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        Thanks, Gary! It makes a perfect sense! I will check the Leon's post too
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