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Sorry to hear that, I hope it makes it.

Thanks for watching! I'm glad you like the Ronde de Bordeaux, I hope you will grow one.

I grow them in warmer climate, zone 8. Thank you for watching.

Thank you for watching

Hahaha Sabree you are funny. How many varieties do you want to have?

Yes, good variety.

Thank you so much for asking, it didn't survive because the inside of the cutting was infested with disease.

You are right. Thank you for watching

Ronde de Bordeaux fig trees are still small but other varieties I can get you. When do you want to root the cuttings?

Thank you for watching Ms. Ellen

Thank you so much

Thank you so much. Hopefully next year you will make videos of your fig tree.

@eretabegardens yes indeed,as i said we have the patience.Have a blessed evening.

I'm glad your name means patience because with figs you need it. Next spring up pot your figs tree to a 5 gallon container.

@eretabegardens definite Eretabe,the roots is coming out by the drainage holes.Whats your opinion on that?

That’s great you’re able to store your plants in a root cellar!

It has a unique taste, I won't say peach flavor. In California where the tree was found has fig wasp and that might make it have peach flavor.

Thank you for the kind words. I appreciate you watching.

Thanks. Figoin figs are small yet it is expensive.

Thanks, and I hope your tree produces some tasty figs next year! My OBH fig is doing well.

​@@eretabegardensGod bless you for the effort and time you took out to especially make this video.Have a great day.

Thank you so much for the advice, I'll try that! Thank you for watching and the compliment. I'm from Nigeria.

It can produce figs same year or following year. Few might take longer not because figs takes longer to produce figs but the tree itself has problem. I will be posting new video of fig cuttings that I rooted and produce figs after 6 months.

@eretabegardens hey wow,thanks .Much apreciated.

@@sabreehendricks1363 Here is the video I promised ua-cam.com/video/tCbEG-Lru_4/v-deo.html

That's not true. The LSU Gold fig you bought this year, wait for it next year and see the figs on it next year.

Brown Turkey taste good too. Thank you for watching.

You are very welcome! God bless you too.

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

Thank you!

Thanks! God bless you too.

Thank you so much

Wow, that's impressive growth! What type of fertilizer did you feed them with?

It sounds like you have a productive Brown Turkey fig tree and it's great to hear they taste so good! I'm surprised to hear that baby birds bit 90% of the tiny green figs. Try and reduce the height of the tree this winter. I'm glad you used the organza bags.

Thank you so much

Hi Nafi. Yes this is the season of eating figs that are not too ripe because of cold weather.

1, Prune your trees in Winter when all of the leaves have fallen off which means all the nutrients have been stored in the roots and when you cut a small piece of the branch and there is no sap then you are good to go. 2, Wait till Spring, protect your trees from cold now and plant them in Spring when the stored nutrients in the roots are back into the stem and branches, producing new leaves. So that the new roots will do well in the soil.

@@eretabegardens thanks so much. I appreciate your kind cooperation.

@@nafisanabiel2457 You are welcome.

Early and mid season is ok.

@@eretabegardens Thank you👍

Thanks!

It is Olympian fig trees.

You are welcome to use this video for educational purposes.

It’s always a gamble when you’re ordering trees online, I feel your pain! Hopefully you will like the figs that they produce.

@@eretabegardens They may be Beer`s Black or Violette de Bordeaux which are basically identical. They`re breba producers and slow growers with tightly spaced leaf nodes. I see the double nodes for breba figs on the old wood. So I believe I`ve identified them after hours of research. If I`m right they will be good trees. Berry figs. The biggest tree with the large finger leaves has started producing the spade leaves above them on the same stem so all indicators say it`s the "Beer`s Black" (VDB) listed as one of the figs this nursery has. So maybe I got lucky.

@@eretabegardens My Brown Turkey tree produced both Brown Turkey figs and Olympian figs this year. Very strange! One branch made very large lighter colored greenish/yellow figs with a slight purple tint on top with an amber interior that tasted like peaches and other branches produced dark purple sugar figs with a red interior. No hollow spot inside. If it does it again next year I`m taking cuttings of the branch with the peach flavor.

Thanks.

That's awesome! They are so delicious.

Yes from Duluth. It should be the same seller. He has about 5 fig trees at the front of his house.

Just 5 hmmmm maybe different seller, the guy I bought from has 10+ trees that Very Large He’s and older gentleman maybe in his 70s

@@JuanGarcia-hz9xl Is he from Palestine?

Yes

@@JuanGarcia-hz9xl We are talking about the same seller.

Thank you so much.

You are welcome. Glad it was helpful. Remain Blessed my friend.

Hi Jorge. It's good to hear from you. Thank you so much, I appreciate you!

Interesting! I wonder where the smokey flavor comes from.

He got jam made only with Black Madeira figs and said it was smoky and thought they added something but after tasting the fresh fig it had the same taste to him. To me it is not that sweet and has a rich earthy taste. Abdul loves WM#1 he picked it out of 6 different green figs that looked the same. I thought no way he was going to be able to taste and tell me which one was WM#1.

Thanks! They were.

You are welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video.

You can graft it if you want to. Common figs doesn't need pollination except smyrna figs.

You are welcome. Glad it was helpful!

Sorry about that.

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