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Help identify fig tree

13 years ago

I'm thinking this is a brunswick? This is one of the four figs I EVER got from this tree. Had it for 10 years.

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girlbug2
13 years ago
I'm pretty sure it's impossible to identify until it's ripe and you can cut into it. That picture could be of any of hundreds of varieties.
User
13 years ago
I only have one comment:
If you took good care of the tree and it only gave you 4 fruits in 10 years,then,it is not worth it's salt.
Get a real fruitting fig,like the Grimo Brown Turkey,that others from Canada Grow,and get ripe fruits from them.
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fruity123
Original Author
13 years ago
It produces lots of tiny figs in the spring but most it doesn't grow bigger than 1cm. It rains a lot so covering it with clear plastic sheeting would help? I think this is the reason it drops all the fruits. The main crop never ripens in time for winter.
fruity123
Original Author
13 years ago
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