I received my trees from Joe at figtrees.net on Saturday (let the madness begin.) They look great just need to recover from shipping. I think I have the fig fever already and the got to have them all mind set😂 but I will try and not go crazy. I have a fig flavor group plan that I wanna try and stick with but not sure how that will go. Thanks Jamie and everyone else for all you help. This is a great forum very happy I joined it. I look forward to seeing my trees grow and sharing with everyone my up and downs in this new adventure. The trees I got are Black Triana and Paradiso (Genova).
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Congrats!!! They ARE addictive!!! The little ones I got are the same size... I'm sooo impatient for them to grow, I think I run out and check them every 10 minutes to see if anything happened. LOLWant: Marseilles Black, Col de Dame (any), figs that do great in zone 9b (new to figs, so no fig trades, but have other plant types)
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Welcome you new home. Also... Best luck with you trees.Zone 5 Chicago IL Wish list:
1) Rest peacfully Amico Bello Buddy 👼🏼.
2) This weeks ebay auctions.
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Zuny! Black Triana and Paradiso Gene are good choices. I would stay away from that Jamie though..Zone 7A - Philadelphia
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Yes yes.. The adventure/madness has surely begun 😉!! Wait!! I'm having a psychic vision.. I'm seeing 4 new varieties headed your way in the very near future.. Ohh wait.. It's not a psychic vision, its the box I'm packing up for you as I type! 😈 Muah haha!!! Lol! So glad to have you join our fig fam Zuny, and looking forward to many good figgy talks in the future!
PS It's really that Ross guy you have to look out for.. Oh and Hershell too!! Hehe!!! 😉My Plant Inventory: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...HZcBjcsxMwQ7iY
Cuttings Available 2022:
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Zuny, welcome to the wonderful world of figs.
Jamie, I'm hurt. You never sent me 4 new varieties. Wa!Jerry, Canyon Lake TX 8b
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Abandon hope all who dare to enter the domain of Ficus carica. There is no resistance, there is no antidote.......run while you can
welcomeIan
Really happy with what I have.
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Zuny, if you have not already tell us more about your space, experience and growing capabilities. This is a remarkable forum and members are very generous with their knowledge, growing tricks and plants.
Please post a list of figs you have as of today, no matter what that list is and then in a year please post the updated list! 1 year goes by very quickly
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welcome. Please set up video cameras where your figs are staying. I am positive that they get "friendly with benefits" in the dark when you are not looking. How else can you explain the phenom of more trees the next day. and more more like rabbits those figs are.
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Good luck Zuny, I grew the Morle Paradiso for two years, it is a prolific producer and needs no TLC like many other figs do. They are a honey fig in my estimation. Tasty, but they have a huge ostiole, ants and yellowjackets will get inside it. They also sour quickly so pay attention to pick when ripe.Rafael
Zone 10b, Miami, FL
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Zuny , you've obviously been doing your homework. Strong work! Before you buy expensive plants, check out this site
We are no longer taking orders for trees for Fall 2017 delivery. We are behind on tree orders and will not be taking any more until the c...
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Kansas City, MO Z6
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The figster,
As far as space my backyard is pretty big so that will come in handy when I get to the point of having to many fig trees. I plan on putting them in my unheated garage for the winter. I also have a plum, peach and a cherry tree.
I plan on making a green house next year so that I can try cultivars that need longer seasons for the fruit to ripen.
I also have a small garden in my backyard that i started last year. If it was upto me the entire backyard would only consist of fruit trees. I secretly wish I was a farmer of tropical fruits.
What I really need is to move to a warmer state.You may only view thumbnails in this gallery. This gallery has 1 photos.1 Photo
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Welcome, Zuny. I have a couple trees from figtrees.net, the Paradiso(Genova) and Italian Honey. They have both proved good figs for me so far.
I plan on picking up a White and Black Triana from figtrees.net in the near future.
Another fig I would recommend for you is Ronde de Bordeaux (it's a prolific early ripener).
When you build your greenhouse, build it as large as you can. When I built mine I was going to go for a 6x8 but went with a 12x8 and I'm glad I did. I'm actually thinking of putting another one in ... Good Luck in curbing the fig-dictionKevin (Eastern MA - Zone 5b/6a)
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