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AusOrganicGardening starts with ... Hi everyone, i am searching high and low for the Panache fig or tiger fig, that has variegated fruit... Dario Franzinelli at Jetto's Patch gave me leads for West Oz sellers, but need one this side of the country.. im in Geelong Victoria and im the founder of Austrlain organic Gardening . Can anyone help? | About the Author AusOrganicGardening CORIO 25th March 2014 11:34am #UserID: 9699 Posts: 3 View All AusOrganicGardening's Edible Fruit Trees |
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sternus1 says... Hi Aus, panache is around, but chances are the people who have it won't give you any budwood/cuttings because of the secret squirrel culture. I am currently in the business of smashing this cartel of parsimony to pieces--and if I do say so myself, business is booming. I have secured what are considered the world's top ten figs(panache isn't, incidentally--it's just pretty). Most of them aren't much more than cuttings themselves, and it will be a while before I can disperse them. But when I can, I will. s | About the Author sternus1 Australia 25th March 2014 12:47pm #UserID: 8314 Posts: 1318 View All sternus1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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sternus1 says... Depends who you ask, Where you're growing each type and how well that type does in that locale, and whether you prefer dark or light figs. The Lousiana university types are regarded as extremely good, as are the negronne types (several different cultivars are pushed under this title). | About the Author sternus1 Australia 25th March 2014 9:51pm #UserID: 8314 Posts: 1318 View All sternus1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Boris Spasky says... There are thousands of unnamed fig varieties, that are excellent and you'll never see them in a catalogue or nursery. The idea of chasing varieties from the USA (a minor producer) is anathema to me. They know only how to take a fig {insert any other fruit} and breed it into a sugar cube. Home of figs is the ME/Maghreb and parts of Southern Europe. That's where all the best figs are; they don't have fancy marketing names nor are they bred in a university. | About the Author Boris Spasky 25th March 2014 10:01pm #UserID: 7085 Posts: 184 View All Boris Spasky's Edible Fruit Trees |
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peter3000 says... hi aus99 i have sent many dozens of fig cuttings interstate from the rfssa and have been to their orchard many times for tastings and to help out with pruning, but unfortunately as i have posted here previousley the panachee and blue province they have are mislabled, didnt find this out till my trees produced some fruit. | About the Author peter3000 adelaide 25th March 2014 10:14pm #UserID: 8166 Posts: 98 View All peter3000's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Salsta says... I'm new to growing figs and to the idea of growing them in pots and I'm keenly searching for Panache, Spanish Dessert and Black Mission figs. If anyone knows where I can get them in Victoria I'd appreciate it please. I'd also love to hear about what the lovely European varieties are please Sternus. I already have Black Genoa, Brown Turkey and St Dominique Violette and when they've grown enough, I'm happy to share cuttings if anyone wants them. | About the Author Salsta Gippsland 26th March 2014 3:47am #UserID: 6529 Posts: 33 View All Salsta's Edible Fruit Trees |
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aus99a says... Secret Squirrel Culture - that's GOLD and so true! There's a couple of squirrels even on this forum ;) AusOrganic, if you happen to know someone in SA, the Rare Fruit Society sells cuttings I think in July. You need someone to go in person, they will not post. I unfortunately know of no one in SA that may oblige but good luck. I wanted a Panache too but like my pal sternus1 says, it only looks nice. You may find someone to help but The Secret Squirrels have a code that's hard to break and I think they are similar to Scientologists. I have almost given up. But still have to laugh... | About the Author aus99a SOUTH SYDNEY,2000,NSW 26th March 2014 11:23am #UserID: 8258 Posts: 4 View All aus99a's Edible Fruit Trees |
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sternus1 says... Aus, I've given away all the black missions I had to give away, I still have one but that's staying with me :D I usually only keep one of each type of thing I get, sometimes two, and distribute the surplus. Who knows, I might have more soon....calymyrna gets a lot of good press too.... Jantina if you're reading this I'm striking the LSU gold I have for you up here in QLD--and that goes for you too, Mary. Haven't forgotten. s | About the Author sternus1 Australia 26th March 2014 12:32pm #UserID: 8314 Posts: 1318 View All sternus1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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peter3000 says... hi aus99 yea my tree marked as panachee wasnt verigated and has got dark coloured skin. i think the rfssa b/mission was mislabled also. have you had fruit from yours b/mission any chance of some pictures of the leaves? i have spanish dessert if anyone wants but there is talk that it is a smyrna fig. | About the Author peter3000 adelaide 26th March 2014 3:25pm #UserID: 8166 Posts: 98 View All peter3000's Edible Fruit Trees |
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MaryT says... Peter3000 I would be interested in the Spanish Dessert except as you suggested it is a Smyrna; here's what I read online: "Ficus Spanish Dessert is a cultivar of Ficus smyrna, the best variety of fig to grow. However this type of fig only has female flowers, and if you want fruit from it you will also need a Ficus Capri Capri fig, whose fruit is generally inedible, but is the only variety to have both male and female flowers, and is essential for the pollination of the Smyrna varieties. Like all figs, the flowers are enclosed within the fruit, inaccessible to all normal pollen vectors like wind, bees and insects. Capri fig is the host of a specialist fig wasp, which spends most of its life cycle within this fig. The female wasps leave the Capri fig through a tiny pore at the base of the fruit. Coated in pollen the wasps search for other developing fruit to lay their eggs, and when a wasp enters the Ficus Smyrna pollination takes place. But as the long styles of the Ficus smyrna are unsuitable for laying wasp eggs it has to return to a Capri fig to do so. If fertilisation does not take place the fruit aborts and drops form (sic) the tree." | About the Author MaryT Sydney 27th March 2014 5:04am #UserID: 5412 Posts: 2066 View All MaryT's Edible Fruit Trees |
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peter3000 says... hi maryt yea ive read all that stuf to but in not so sure how acurate it is because although most of my s/deserts are next to my mature capri figs i have a couple others that i have isolated and they are still producing fruit. so if you want to try some cuttings i can send you some. | About the Author peter3000 adelaide 27th March 2014 9:07pm #UserID: 8166 Posts: 98 View All peter3000's Edible Fruit Trees |
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aus99a says... I think you may find that 'Spanish Dessert' behaves the same as 'Desert King'. From what I have read, they both produce fruit but far more or better quality with caprification. To be honest, doesn't sound worth the space unless you can provide it but that's just my opinion. They look delicious on the Willabrand website though. | About the Author aus99a SOUTH SYDNEY,2000,NSW 28th March 2014 7:17pm #UserID: 8258 Posts: 4 View All aus99a's Edible Fruit Trees |
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peter3000 says... i have dessert king, it is a sanpedro, produces an excellent first crop but the second crop will fall of without caprification. i live less than ten min. from the willabrand orchards and was there about a month ago but unfoertunately didnt see their spanish desert. by the way they only have about 12,000 trees. can i ask where you sourced your black mission from? | About the Author peter3000 adelaide 28th March 2014 9:08pm #UserID: 8166 Posts: 98 View All peter3000's Edible Fruit Trees |
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aus99a says... Wow, 12,000 trees..magical. I went to Leppington Fig Farm in western Sydney last month and was impressed but that is nothing compared to Willabrand. Got my Mission from a lady whose husband migrated from the US in the 70's and he brought it over. She was pulling it out for renovations and I grabbed two cuttings..one died and one is growing slowly. I have two plants from people that have gone..it's a good way to remember them. Slow grower but it's only in a small pot for now. | About the Author aus99a SOUTH SYDNEY,2000,NSW 28th March 2014 9:55pm #UserID: 8258 Posts: 4 View All aus99a's Edible Fruit Trees |
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peter3000 says... are they the ones you saved from the bulldozer about the 14-10-13? i struck some dessert king around the same week and they are now nearly 1 metre tall with little figs on them, there wouldnt be to many b/missions around so would be good to get it into a large pot. i would be keen to see some pictures of the leaves if your able. leaves | About the Author peter3000 adelaide 28th March 2014 10:22pm #UserID: 8166 Posts: 98 View All peter3000's Edible Fruit Trees |
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aus99a says... Took me a while to figure what you meant. No, it is not the same one, that was from a vacancy being pulled down. Luckily, I got that one also because they pulled it all out. Still have no idea what it is though as it produced no figs this summer. Most leaves have 7 lobes on that one. Will know something this year hopefully. I like figs but it's frustrating not knowing what they are. My 'Mission' is 100% genuine though. For photos, there are plenty on the net if you search. Trees are quickly going dormant in Sydney now. | About the Author aus99a SOUTH SYDNEY,2000,NSW 28th March 2014 10:41pm #UserID: 8258 Posts: 4 View All aus99a's Edible Fruit Trees |
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peter3000 says... frustrating for sure especially when a lot of figs have many multiple names. will eagerly await those photos, hope to see 5 plain lobes. im still kicking myself everyday for not getting a cutting that sternus offered me a while back because i thought i had some but they turned out not to be. | About the Author peter3000 adelaide 28th March 2014 10:46pm #UserID: 8166 Posts: 98 View All peter3000's Edible Fruit Trees |
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aus99a says... Vic, you mean a black mission cutting? Sure, no problem but not ready yet. Maybe end of next season. Sorry guys, if i knew they were popular, i would have taken more cuttings. I know a lot more now fortunately. Wisdom only comes with experience. No need for me to take photos Peter, there are plenty available on the net. But I will if I remember and get the chance. | About the Author aus99a SOUTH SYDNEY,2000,NSW 28th March 2014 11:10pm #UserID: 8258 Posts: 4 View All aus99a's Edible Fruit Trees |
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peter3000 says... yea seen a few pictures on the net but wanted to compare your leaves. hi vlct, havnt looked at the bp for a while but was growing ok last time i saw it. was thinking about ordering another one or two from another souce (yulca) will ring them first to check where they get them from. | About the Author peter3000 adelaide 28th March 2014 11:31pm #UserID: 8166 Posts: 98 View All peter3000's Edible Fruit Trees |
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MaryT says... Peter3000 the topic ran away from me; I just picked up your kind offer. I now have six varieties of figs - Black Genoa, White Adriactic, Brown Turkey, Picone, Preston Prolific, Excel. The first four have fruited and I am running out of room so I thank you but must decline, mainly because I don't have the Capri and definitely don't have room for one. :) | About the Author MaryT Sydney 29th March 2014 9:16am #UserID: 5412 Posts: 2066 View All MaryT's Edible Fruit Trees |
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peter3000 says... hi sternus yea i wasnt interested in them for a long time but changed my mind and have been chasing them for quite a while now. should have some cuttings in winter so if you change your mind about them let me know. aus/o/g if you want to leave your email ill get in touch when the time comes. | About the Author peter3000 adelaide 28th April 2014 11:33pm #UserID: 8166 Posts: 98 View All peter3000's Edible Fruit Trees |
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MaryT says... I think a variegated variety would add interest to the collection and may confuse predators :) peter3000 if you have a chance I would love a cutting, thanks. tng mry (one word) at yahoo dot com dot au. Will reimburse/ pay for cost of course. Happy to send anything from my garden as well. | About the Author MaryT Sydney 29th April 2014 4:27am #UserID: 5412 Posts: 2066 View All MaryT's Edible Fruit Trees |
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naikii says... Hey guys, what a thread to stumble upon while googling huh. I am also after panache to add to my collection, and the elusive violette de bordeaux, which I am sure somebody has hidden away somewhere. Black Madeira is also right up the top there. I have a number of figs that I can take cuttings of to trade, including; Black Genoa White Adriatic Italian Honey Blue Province Pink Jerusalem Preston's Prolific Yellow Excell Brown Turkey White Nicolina A black fig from Crete A couple of mystery cuttings, one I suspect may be Conadria I have pruned all of these this season, but might be able to take some active cuttings later on, or next winter. | About the Author Naikii canberra 23rd September 2014 9:10am #UserID: 7896 Posts: 7 View All Naikii's Edible Fruit Trees |
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peter30001 says... Hi Sternus, are you still sending me a col de dame noir or vdb? naikii, yea good ol, google, ithought everyone already knew about this forum. anyway it is very unlikley you will find an established capri fig anywhere but i can send you some cuttings from my trees, should even be able to find some self air layered ones. (aaa) | About the Author peter30001 adelaide 23rd September 2014 11:18am #UserID: 593 Posts: 293 View All peter30001's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Salsta says... naikii, I'd love cuttings of Pink Jerusalem, Yellow Excell and White Nicolina if you can spare them this year. Figs that I have that you don't list include Black Genoa, Spanish and St Dominique Violette. I also now have little Honey and Capri figs and mature Brown Turkey and Black Genoa that cuttings can be taken from. I'm happy to trade cuttings if you like. If so, let me know. I'd also love to find Black Madeira if anyone has one. | About the Author Salsta Gippsland 29th December 2014 2:33pm #UserID: 6529 Posts: 33 View All Salsta's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Harry says... Hi, I would like to add a Pingo De Mel to my very modest collection of figs (VDB and Black Genoa). There seems to be a few circulating in Australia atm. I have contacted a few members (in another online forum) but I have not received any replies (damn squirrels!). If anyone has a spare plant or any cuttings, I'd be more than happy to buy it off you. Thanks harrythelarry at live dot com | About the Author Harry ROXBURGH PARK,3064,VIC 4th March 2015 4:35pm #UserID: 4975 Posts: 46 View All Harry's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Harry says... I think youre right, the "VDB" I have is most likely a common fig I will just have to curb my impatience for now and wait until it becomes available on Daleys. I have a feeling it will be a while though, just had a look on their site and it seems that they are still in the process of seeking propagation material. Hopefully it wont be too long! | About the Author Harry ROXBURGH PARK,3064,VIC 5th March 2015 4:16pm #UserID: 4975 Posts: 46 View All Harry's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Carl76 says... Here's the reply I got yesterday. These are exciting new variety that we are trialling in the hope that it will be a success. We don't have propagation material for these but we do have a few source plants that we are growing to create this material in the future so it would be at least a year and when they do become available they will be in short supply at first until we can build up the propagation material. | About the Author Carl76 Wilston 4051 5th March 2015 4:48pm #UserID: 9276 Posts: 181 View All Carl76's Edible Fruit Trees |
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ann-maree says... Ive been looking for panache and the blue fig as well as the red skin fig. Your so right about the secret squirel society. Found some people very mean. Had one guy ask me how much was i willing to pay him for a small cutting. I said i could swap or give him 10- 15 for a bit. He said bit was 3 inches. Then asked me for 150. I mean wtf! Told him no. Im very disapointed in some people to be honest. I always share what i have | About the Author ann-maree bendigo 12th June 2018 2:16pm #UserID: 13167 Posts: 3 View All ann-maree's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Jez says... Hi Danny333... If Kim14 is out, try Tass1 over in Midvale. They have a few small panacheās there (had a few last weekend so call before you go incase all sold), they also have a few other varieties such as purple vigilante, brown bell, purple prince, black Sicilian, Peter good, and a couple others. Black sicilians are great, small late season tree with small fruit but very tasty. I have quite a few varieties but still adding... still small plants so wonāt see a great harvest for a couple more years but all good. | About the Author Jez Perth 29th June 2018 6:43pm #UserID: 16131 Posts: 26 View All Jez's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Danny333 says... Hi Jez, Kim14 has contacted me. I thought Joe would have some at Tass1 but itās a long drive for me. I bought a Purple Vigilante off him at the garden festival, so canāt wait to try that one out. I also let him try my pink dragonfruit which he liked and traded me some trees for cuttings to propogate. | About the Author Danny333 Perth 30th June 2018 1:02pm #UserID: 7962 Posts: 93 View All Danny333's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Danny333 says... Hi David01, I thought about using a bag but was worried that the high humidity and lack of airflow might encourage mold. Iāve wrapped a couple of the best cuttings in parafilm as insurance in case the others dry out. Maybe Iāll put a couple with a bag over them and experiment a little.
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Danny333 says... Just thought Iād post an update on the Panache cuttings. The the cuttings did nothing in water for three weeks so I removed some, dipped them in rooting hormone and placed in cups with 50/50 peat and perlite. I also placed a couple in normal potting mix outside to fend for themselves these ones got drenched with weeks of rain so I donāt hold much hope for them but the are still alive. After still seeing no progress through the cups I decided to pull out the cuttings and inspect for rot. The first one had roots.... and now it doesnāt because I ripped them all off in my haste trying to get it out of the cup. Some of the others had formed small bumps and many of them had put out leaves but no roots at all. The last one that looked the healthiest was gently teased out of the pot to reveal a few small but healthy roots. I still have a couple in water but they still havenāt rooted and are just pushing buds and leaves. None of the cuttings are heated so the the temperature is almost certainly a major factor in the slow progress. The cuttings Iāve taken in summer show much quicker progress in water. One downside Iāve noticed with the leaves on the cuttings is that they show signs of FMV so I will have to try and quarantine them away from my FMV free figs.
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Danny333 says... Hi donx2, Iāve been changing the water every 2 or 3 days. Today I noticed a small root on one of the cuttings in water. The cuttings in cups are progressing much faster since I moved them to a warmer area with 3 of the 4 cups showing roots. Iām still concerned about FMV contaminating my other 2 fig trees as the cuttings are displaying symptoms but I suppose itās only a matter of time before they get it anyway as it is so prevalent in Perth.
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Danny333 says... Hi donx2, I havenāt watered them at all since I planted them but I did make the mix a fair bit wetter than I would have liked. The condensation on the side of the cups is due to the cold nights in my shed. There are some garden centres here in Perth that are selling Panache, Guildford Garden Center and Tass1 Trees to name a couple. It might be worth contacting them as they might be able to supply the appropriate phytosanitary certificates so cuttings can be shipped to other states. | About the Author Danny333 RIVERTON,6148,WA 18th September 2018 9:43am #UserID: 7962 Posts: 93 View All Danny333's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Danny333 says... Hi Bbbradm1, Why do you want so many Panache trees? If youāre importing from WA there are so many other rare varieties that are good too. Iāve attached a pic of my Panache cuttings, the warmer weather has sent them into overdrive with all of the cuttings now rooted. I took the tape off the cups a week ago to allow a gap for more airflow and less humidity and now I have taken the top cups off completely to harden the cuttings off for separating and planting. I have about 12 cuttings in the cups with good roots. The two cuttings I have in water have small roots but are very slow in growth and look a bit sad so they will probably be discarded as I donāt really need them. I think the key factor in getting these cuttings to root is heat. They did very little until the temperature got over 22C. The cuttings in water are in an area that is still below this temperature so it would explain the slow growth.
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peter30001 says... hi Bbbradm, check out my fig list, all are still available except for peters honey. grow fig trees at hotmail dot com
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Danny333 says... Hi Yog, Some varieties Iāve seen at tass1 trees are Hasbargen brown, purple prince, purple vigilante, Jenny smith blue and St Dominique violette. There are also a whole bunch of others I canāt remember the names of as well as the usual common varieties like brown turkey, adriatic and black and white genoa. Iāve attached a pic of my purple vigilante. The fruit is very dark purple even when immature. Iāve removed all of these fruit to encourage the tree to grow. I havenāt tasted purple vigilante figs yet so I canāt comment on their flavour. Ps. Those are some great looking trees Bbbradm1 what types are they?
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Danny333 says... Another update on the Panache cuttings: I left them in the shed under the skylight and had a few warm days recently and forgot to water them. Most of them completely dried out and I hold little hope they will survive. I potted up the few survivors and they are now in garden where they will get watered with the rest of the trees. Luckily I still have a few water rooted cuttings for backup. Iām still a little worried about FMV spreading to my other figs so I keep them at opposite ends of the yard.
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Fruitylicious1 says... Just an update on my 1-1/2 year old espaliered LSU Gold fig. Growing nicely in 45 ltr pot with heaps of fruits to boot. I'll gonna post my 1-1/2 yr old black Picone fig tree when the fruits are a little bit bigger. Happy gardening everyone š
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Danny333 says... Hi fruitilicious1, Thatās a nice looking tree. Iāve attached a pic of my Panache cuttings, as you can see they have pretty severe mosaic.Iām keeping them on my bathroom window sill so they donāt contaminate my healthy fig trees. The other pic is the fruit on my Purple Vigilante. Iām very keen to try this one and hopefully it turns out to be a winner. The eyes are starting to open and they look like they are very dark red/purple inside.
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Lien says... I have lots of fruit trees, but my passion are figs, I have the ācommonā varieties,Genoa, brown turkey Adriatic blue Provence a few Italian unmamed varieties planted by my father in law many many years ago from cuttings from other Italian , also conadria fig, a fig called rolls Royce from diggers( small yet to put in ground or bigger pot) French viollete, and a tree given to me for a Deanne but turned out something quite different that my grand kids call āfairy figā perfectly formed miniature black with red inside which is very sweet ,size of a grape (anyone know real name.) | About the Author Lien Buronga 28th April 2019 8:34am #UserID: 20232 Posts: 2 View All Lien's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Danny333 says... Hi David01, I only have Purple Vigilante, White Adriatic and Panache now. I had Brown Turkey and Black Genoa but gave them away. I grow all my figs in pots and they do quite well. I root prune them every three years at the end of winter. My Lamb Hass is producing well and the fruit arenāt watery. Iāve also grafted a heap of Hass and Reed trees for friends and family.
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David01 says... Hi Danny333, The 3 you keep are excellent figs. Yes, growing fig in pots is easy to control and fruits earlier. Your Lamb Hass looks awesome. It could be my Lamb Hass not active when fruits ready to harvest in early September when Melbourne weather is still cold and most leaves dropping. See how it goes next season if I can delay the harvest until November. Cheers | About the Author David01 CRAIGIEBURN,3064,VIC 20th September 2019 9:15am #UserID: 16671 Posts: 467 View All David01's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Danny333 says... Hi David01, I now have cuttings from an unidentified fig. The bark is very dark, almost black on some branches and the fruit is elongated. Iām also unsure of what colour the mature fruit will be. The cuttings came from a farm in an area that has the remains of a very old orchard of various fruit trees. Hopefully Iāll be able to get some to root.
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David01 says... Hi Danny333, Your unk fig has elongated fruit that is breba crop. The main crop will follow in March or later. The fig leaf has many shapes, the 3 most common is 5 lopes, 3 lopes and 1 lope etc. It is not easy to identify the unk fig from bark, leaf or fruit. Fruit skin can be green, yellow, brown and black etc and pulp can be ample, pink, orange red etc. However the final taste is the most important as if you like it or not. You are very lucky as there are many top figs in WA that we donāt have them in Vic. Cheers. http://figs4fun.com/Varieties.html | About the Author David01 CRAIGIEBURN,3064,VIC 27th September 2019 11:45pm #UserID: 16671 Posts: 467 View All David01's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Danny333 says... Hi David01, Iāve got no idea what this unknown fig could be or whether itās a cultivar or just a wild seedling. It could turn out to be a caprifig. I opened up the fruit to check but they were too immature to tell. The reason got cuttings from the tree is that it looks so different to all the other figs Iāve seen. The tree looks quite striking with its black trunk and branches, I wish I took a photo. I ate some more Lamb Hass on toast this morning, the flesh is a little softer than regular Hass but not watery. They have a very rich nutty flavour.
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David01 says... Hi Danny333, The flesh color of your LH looks very good, mine is nothing near. I need to wait until next season to see whether it improves (I bought the graft tree from Diggers). I have few unk figs and the bark color is very dark but fruit taste is so so. There are around 4 capri figs in Australia, 3 from other states and one in WA (capri Simmons) but again you need to wait until fruit ripe to determine what its belong to. below is a few links for further info. Cheers. http://www.davidmcminn.com/ngc/pages/nativefigs.htm http://figs4fun.com/archive/archive021.html | About the Author David01 CRAIGIEBURN,3064,VIC 30th September 2019 10:46am #UserID: 16671 Posts: 467 View All David01's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Danny333 says... Hi Nicgee, Iād be happy to supply cuttings when my trees are a little bigger if you canāt find any. Have you tried Tass1 Trees? Joe has them for sale sometimes. Iām chasing cuttings of St Dominique and Purple Heart if anyone in Perth has a few spare.
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Danny333 says... Gāday David01, Sorry for the late reply, havenāt been in the garden much cause Iām working 12hr shiftsš¤¦āāļø Still got the same varieties as before. I marcotted my purple vigilante cause I love that variety, really awsome taste. Iāll probably take a cutting or two of the panache in another month or so.
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Danny333 says... Gāday David, Itās still worth flicking Joe an email cause I know he has more varieties than he advertises. Purple Vigilante is well worth having with strong berry flavours and is probably my favourite all round fig. Kinda reminds me of āfruits of the forestā jam. Iāve attached a pic of the cutting I took, it still has leaves and fruit in the middle of winter!
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