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Spring is here and fig season just in front the gates

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Hello,I am glad winter is over it was not that bad, but we had a few days when the mercury dropped all the way to minus 22 Degrees Fahrenheit / minus 30°Celsius.Any way I put up my fig tent, no heat in.We will still get some freeze nights and I will use chistmes lights or small portable heater if it comes to that.I want to greet Dressler/ Martin. Hello Martin I am looking forward to see how you that you are doing well and share some budding fig tree andnice ripe fig pictures.Anna

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Bluemoonlight
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last year
Fig tent, and budding fig treelets

De La Gloria is slowly waking up.

Anna
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dieseler
last year
Hi Anna,

looking forward to fig plants this season as they are slowly coming out of dormancy.

That is a nice setup on side wall of garage for the fig plants very nice.

Thanks for sharing your pictures and will do the same soon.

Best

Martin
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Bluemoonlight
Original Author
last year
last modified: last year
I am looking forward to it 🙂

I have 4 fig tree in ground, Little Miss Figgy AKA Violette de Bordeaux

It's waking up.

Dalmatie

This one has some winter damage, both are in ground starting third season, hoping for a few breba.

Best,
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