gone grape
those dam grape heads
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BCW1
Great Lakes Med user
Hey Herby good thread man and good to see you postin.
Slim sorry I thought you had a pic of a cutting from a grape vine but now that I see that it is a fig? My grandmother who has passed had a fig tree from Italy it has been around forever. Last time I saw her fig tree it had to be 5' tall. Very sparse looking tree as far as leaves it really didn't seem to have much foliage but possible it was not the healthiest or just old but it would put out tasty fruits. I use to love eating them right off the tree or after being in the fridge for a bit to cool them and now my aunt has it. I love them but always thought they were not the best fruit tree to grow in this northern climate but I guess that goes to show you can grow just about anything indoors. A fruit not many have has outside of a newton : )
Very cool man!
Slim sorry I thought you had a pic of a cutting from a grape vine but now that I see that it is a fig? My grandmother who has passed had a fig tree from Italy it has been around forever. Last time I saw her fig tree it had to be 5' tall. Very sparse looking tree as far as leaves it really didn't seem to have much foliage but possible it was not the healthiest or just old but it would put out tasty fruits. I use to love eating them right off the tree or after being in the fridge for a bit to cool them and now my aunt has it. I love them but always thought they were not the best fruit tree to grow in this northern climate but I guess that goes to show you can grow just about anything indoors. A fruit not many have has outside of a newton : )
Very cool man!
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Slim Pickens
I Blue my mind.
Yes.That's a Fig...it sure seems to be slow to grow,but I have read that other folks have found it to be a slow grower so I'm not too worried.
Sorry that I didn't see your post here,before I answered your question.I need to be a little more attentive. :)
