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Creeping Fig figs

17 years ago

Second year in a row that my creeping fig (ficus pumila) has had figs! I never knew they even did this till they did it last year.

Lori

Here is a link that might be useful: Pictures of Figs

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crueltyfre
Original Author
17 years ago
oops, wrong link above, and can't figure out how to change it. Can't you go back and edit your posts?
Lori

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ninecrow
17 years ago
Are they Edible????
Re your Posts, I Don't think you can Edit Them... Please don't hold me to that though...
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crueltyfre
Original Author
17 years ago
I had to look it up last year when I got figs and I found one place that said they are not edible. But most sites didn't even know this thing got fruit at all, lol. They never change color from this green, they get bigger, but that's it. I've cut some open and they don't look edible. And I left a few on the ground for the possums and raccoons and they left them, so I guess not.
Lori
fawnridge (Ricky)
17 years ago
They're not edible. I tried one several years ago.
ninecrow
17 years ago
Thanks All
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