Fig tree???
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
Well I just discovered a fig tree in my front yard. Apparently it's been there forever. Are the fruits edible? When will they be ripe and what do ripe fruits look like? I live in nj. And sorry the pics are sideways. They were taken with my phone
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