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  • HoraceH Horace

    @Mik said in First fig:

    What the hell are you going to do with figs from five trees?!?!? The one I had in LA was small and still produced more than I and my friends could eat.

    My plan is to become fatter.

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    @Horace said in First fig:

    @Mik said in First fig:

    What the hell are you going to do with figs from five trees?!?!? The one I had in LA was small and still produced more than I and my friends could eat.

    My plan is to become fatter.

    OK. That's gonna take a lot of figs.

    "The intelligent man who is proud of his intelligence is like the condemned man who is proud of his large cell." Simone Weil

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      He’ll figure it out

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      • JollyJ Jolly

        That's a good lookin' fig. I'm envious, the hard freeze we had did a number on my fig trees.

        I think they're good raw (the dogs love them), cooked in a fig cake or made into preserves. I'll try to dig out mawmaw's old recipe for you.

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        @Jolly said in First fig:

        That's a good lookin' fig. I'm envious, the hard freeze we had did a number on my fig trees.

        I think they're good raw (the dogs love them), cooked in a fig cake or made into preserves. I'll try to dig out mawmaw's old recipe for you.

        I'd love a fig cake recipe.

        Education is extremely important.

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          I put two more in the ground, making three total in the ground and one in a pot. They are getting good sun, and it’ll get better through mid June as the shadow from the fence recedes.

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          Education is extremely important.

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            I dug big holes for them in the useless clay, and filled with handmade soil of peat, vermiculite, and compost. Now we will be throwing away clay for the next six months and causing hernias for the garbage men.

            Education is extremely important.

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              I missed this thread first time around. How many did you end up getting last year?

              Thank you for your attention to this matter.

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                Thanks for the update Is there any risk of the root system and the side of the house under the surface? Or is the house on a slab and therefore no worries?

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                  Figs have shallow roots. Should be no worries.

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                  • jon-nycJ jon-nyc

                    I missed this thread first time around. How many did you end up getting last year?

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                    @jon-nyc said in First fig:

                    I missed this thread first time around. How many did you end up getting last year?

                    I had some figs ripening on one or more of the trees, for four months after this first fig in June. I guess I got a couple hundred total, most of them very good. This year will be better. Eventually I will have more figs than I want, which is a lot.

                    Education is extremely important.

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                    • 89th8 89th

                      Thanks for the update Is there any risk of the root system and the side of the house under the surface? Or is the house on a slab and therefore no worries?

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                      @89th said in First fig:

                      Thanks for the update Is there any risk of the root system and the side of the house under the surface? Or is the house on a slab and therefore no worries?

                      The house is on a slab, which you would know if you had followed by award winning documentary series of posts last year about the house across the street being built.

                      Education is extremely important.

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                        I do remember that house, because of my photoshop work making it much more pointy.

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                        • 89th8 89th

                          I do remember that house, because of my photoshop work making it much more pointy.

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                          @89th said in First fig:

                          I do remember that house, because of my photoshop work making it much more pointy.

                          I remember that chilling FBI surveillance tower.

                          Education is extremely important.

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