negronne fig

11 years ago

A generous fig tree owner noticed me fighting the fig beetle for these and gave me a cutting

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Suzi AKA DesertDance So CA Zone 9b
11 years ago
Congratulations! Did these come from your cutting? I rarely get to taste mine. I wait for them to ripen but critters get them before me mostly. Now and then I get one or two. Yours look great! Did you sprinkle herbs on them?
Wild Haired Mavens
Original Author
11 years ago
They came from the mother plant. You have to pick figs before there fully ripe to get some.
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Wild Haired Mavens
Original Author
11 years ago
I sprinkled fresh fennel on them that day. Today I made a fig shake
Suzi AKA DesertDance So CA Zone 9b
11 years ago
Sounds good! Love fennel! Today I picked one ripe Alma, one ripe Hardy Chicago and one ripe LSU Gold. Sorry, no photos. Just popped them in fresh off the tree. Yum!