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Finally a fig i really like

20 years ago

This fig was send to me from Italy as a cutting three years ago,,it is a cultivar fig but rare ,but i gorgot the name.The fig is medium size to large ,dark skin and reddish inside ,excellent fig tast and sweet,one of the best figs i ever tasted,the figs riped 10 days ago ,about 35 figs on a midium size tree,and they all riped in tree days time,this fig is also hardy ,really great fig, Ciao

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User
20 years ago
Hi Giuseppe:Very good to hear you have good success.
I would like to know how your Desert King was doing this year ,because i have a nice rooted cutting from you and hope to have some fruits next year.Ciao,Want to hear from you!!!!
leon_edmond
20 years ago
Giuseppe: I need to hear back from you as well. I've tried to email you through the forum but it doesn't go through. Please email me. I have some questions for you. Ciao al presto, Leon
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erin_g
20 years ago
Do you have any pictures? I'd love to see them! :)
alb419_ny
Original Author
20 years ago
Leon,hope you got my email,and erin sorry i did not take any pictures never learned how to post them sorry , ciao
leon_edmond
20 years ago
Salvatore:
Please send me your direct email address so that I can write you about Fico Gentile. Ciao, Leon

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