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I believe I will pick some more today...
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Those sure look yummy. Of all the LSU varieties In my collestion I have yet to acquire the LSU IC.Jerry, Canyon Lake TX 8b -
Very nice, I removed more figs from mine that had no chance of ripening than ones I got to eat. I bet next year is even better!
great looking tree triple PScott - Colorado Springs, CO - Zone 4/5 (Depending on the year) - Elevation 6266ft
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Nice n' toasty/dry this week too. You couldn't ask for a better week to ripen them, really. Enjoy those last few figs before winter grabs hold of us down here.Brett in Athens, GA zone 7b/8aComment
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Brett, the weather has been really great this week. And still picking figs is even better.
Scott, This is it's second year and it has greatly improved. I feel like it will be even better next year. Last year I removed all the smaller late figs and it still kept on popping out new ones. In fact, I have 4 varieties still putting on, including an unknown probable Celeste. I thought they were usually over and done long before now.
Jerry, I might prune it a bit, if you want some.PPP
Eatonton, GA zone 7b/8aComment
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All of my trees are in storage now, some are dormant, some on their way, others stl trying to grow. I actually pulled a small figs from trees yesterday, they certainly wasn't to reproduce.Scott - Colorado Springs, CO - Zone 4/5 (Depending on the year) - Elevation 6266ft
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