Gardening
I forgot to mention in the video that this is its second season in ground, but it went in late last year. It died back to the ground over winter. This tree was started as a cutting from MountainFigs. JH Adriatic in the Fig Variety Database
A little while back, my friend Ross Raddi over at FigBoss.com posted a YouTube video entitled Adriatic Figs: What that Means. So this seems like a good opportunity to share a feature of the Fig Variety Database. If you will go to the Fig Variety Database, scroll down to the “Family” dropdown, select “Adriatic”, scroll … Read moreAdriatic Fig Family in The Fig Variety Database
As a fig newbie, there was nothing more frustrating to me (other than killing cuttings) than to buy the same variety over and over again, only because of different names. This is what got me started building a spreadsheet to track all of the different varieties. Eventually, that spreadsheet became the initial basis for the … Read moreUse The Fig Variety Database to Avoid Buying the Same Variety
It’s nice to have giving friends. There isn’t much info available on this variety, but you can view the LV5 in the Fig Variety Database
What in the world is a swale? My spellchecker doesn’t even recognize the word. Two Videos on Swales Last Year Build Swales to Improve Soil Moisture & Decrease Erosion Improve Plant Health & Nutrients with Swales One Year Later
Spoiler alert: Tastes like 🍍 and 🍌 Izbat an Naj in the Fig Variety Database
Since the LSU fig varieties were bred for southern climates, they are among the most collected for dixie growers. But even northern fig lovers appreciate the LSU figs and grow them in containers, performing the fig shuffle, and even planting them in ground. It began back in the mid-1950’s, when Ed O’Rourke joined the LSU … Read moreCollecting the LSU Fig Varieties
An excellent berry flavored LSU variety. LSU Scott’s Black in the Fig Variety Database
I finally broke down and ordered some Tanglefoot to battle the 🐜🐜🐜🐜 Tanglefoot on Amazon Archipel in the Fig Variety Database
