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carp39

More fig graft progress.

9 years ago


Martin, a little more progress on my graft. It is going too good, now this tree has develop little figlets.

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  • 9 years ago

    Bob, nice looking fig tree! I grafted Hardy Chicago on Black mission seedling last year, it is not fruited yet.

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