EatYourBackyard - May 2017 Update - My Brown Turkey Fig Tree is AWESOME!

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  • Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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  • @Iloveorganicgardening
    @Iloveorganicgardening 2 роки тому +1

    Subscribed: I just tasted my 1st Brown turkey fig from a tree that I grafted a cutting onto a rootstock last year.. It was so good !

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  2 роки тому

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  • @TheSQLPro
    @TheSQLPro 4 роки тому +2

    Great info. I'll have to come back when my Brown Turkey fig trees are a little taller. They're still babies :)

  • @lamontberkeley1848
    @lamontberkeley1848 6 років тому +2

    I have always love figs.but I have never tasted a brown turkey fig before.I got my first brown turkey fig plant about 2 years ago.it gave figs the following year.never have I ever tasted a fig that tasted so good.I liked the brown turkey fig so much that I got two more brown turkey plant this year.I can't wait until they start to give figs the following year.so sweet and juices.

  • @krisaniel3807
    @krisaniel3807 5 років тому +1

    I used to go to my friends house to help make strawberry fig preserves when I was in college. They used strawberry jello and figs, not sure of the recipe but the end result was fantastic.

  • @robertfallin9733
    @robertfallin9733 7 років тому +3

    Love figs and I have a Brown Turkey matched with a Chicago Hardy. I was told by my agriculture extension agent planting two varieties increases yields and flavours.

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  7 років тому

      Yes, so many figs to try and grow. Some work better than others depending on your zone.

  • @Living_Life242
    @Living_Life242 6 років тому +2

    It’s so weird to see all of these trees that I’m used to seeing in either my or my grandparents house. Figs, avocados, mangoes, sapodilla, Bahamian cherries, mulberries, sugar apples, seagrapes.
    We also got jujubes, ackee, wild grapes, coconuts, scarlet (Chinese?) plums, kumquats, loquats, moringa, guavas, okra, hot peppers, purslane, plus some more common crops like tomatoes, basil, bananas, grapefruit, broccoli, carrots, eggplants, an irregular peach tree, a mysterious tree with little pink berries that taste like cotton candy (edit: muntingia), and a bright pink bell shaped fruit whose name escapes me at the moment.
    We also used to have coco plums but Matthew ripped it to shreds (I didn’t really like them anyway). Mind you, most of the bigger plants grow at their place down the road from me.

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  3 роки тому

      SOUNDS AWESOME! Thanks for watching, please check out my new channel and subscribe ua-cam.com/video/oZnc2ASe65Q/v-deo.html

  • @edibletropicaltrees
    @edibletropicaltrees Рік тому

    I cutting up 2 cups of figs and 1 1/2 cups sugar and if you put 1 package of strawberry Kool aid in it, it will taste like Strawberry jam. Mix in large glass bowl. Put in microwave on medium power for 7 minutes (watch it so it doesn't boil over), stir it and put back in microwave for another 7 minutes on medium power. Pour into glass jars and keep it refrigerator. Taste great.

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  Рік тому

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  • @ish3357
    @ish3357 7 років тому +4

    This brought back good memories.
    I usta pick figs in my Grandma's back yard every summer for years.
    She had 2 huge trees that bordered the back end of her property.
    Abundant harvests, ate um fresh, canned & in lots of preserves.
    She gave so much away & we got tired of eating them
    I can smell them cooking again for preserves.
    Thank you for this!
    I remember standing in her chair as a child watching her work, she was something else, i dont mean maybee

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  3 роки тому

      Stoked it did! Thanks for watching, please check out my new channel and subscribe ua-cam.com/video/oZnc2ASe65Q/v-deo.html

  • @organicgrow4440
    @organicgrow4440 7 років тому +2

    Wow beautiful tree thanks so much very satisfying video of the Brown Turkey Fig, I have 2 of them growing also but on the other side my tree is going dormant here in Aus.
    Thumbed up & longtime subscriber 👍

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  7 років тому +1

      Thanks man, I really like your comment and appreciate it. I dream of seeing Australia some day, seems like such an amazing place.

  • @HVACRTECH-83
    @HVACRTECH-83 4 роки тому +1

    Just left my local nursery where they have a bunch of mother trees in a greenhouse which they sell cuttings off of. The reason I'm looking up vids on brown turkey is cause the figs on their tree were the size of a softball if not a little bigger. Never seen anything like it lol. The tree was growing to the roof of the greenhouse which was about 16' tall and the base of trunk was about 8" round. I bet if you prune like you said do you get less but bigger figs you may see similar size as yours is pretty hefty already. Good luck

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  4 роки тому

      Wow that is super cool, I never heard of figs that big! Is that in a location far north? I saw some bigger ones on a show about Italian immigrants to Canada growing sweet trees an figs. They buried theirs in the winter.

    • @HVACRTECH-83
      @HVACRTECH-83 4 роки тому +1

      EatYourBackyard in Connecticut. My cousin in rhode island has a tree similar in size to yours and hes getting tennis ball sized figs but he doesnt know what variety the tree is unfortunately. I've taken some cuttings of it which are just starting to pop so in a few years I'll see if I can reproduce the size hes getting. Will likely take longer

  • @peterstevens4223
    @peterstevens4223 4 роки тому +1

    Good evening from Auckland, New Zealand.

  • @bwhiddon74
    @bwhiddon74 7 років тому +1

    I have a small brown turkey fig putting out a good crop too, in coastal Mississippi. Keep the videos coming!

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  7 років тому +1

      That's really cool, sweet southern figs! Thanks for watching!

  • @maybelforton1104
    @maybelforton1104 7 років тому +3

    I just subscribe to your channel we don't actually have fig trees here in my place but I just love watching your videos 😊

  • @BACKYARDGARDENER
    @BACKYARDGARDENER 7 років тому +1

    Wow I would love one of those suckers. Learning a lot from you video new fig grower here four varieties already Celeste VDB Chicago hardy and Olympia growing in the North

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  7 років тому

      Better fig options in the northern areas for sure.

  • @ballforlife6523
    @ballforlife6523 7 років тому +3

    nice upload I like the fruit tree videos keep them coming

  • @user-og8vq6bj6g
    @user-og8vq6bj6g 5 років тому

    My little research is going on in Faridpur district of Bangladesh, taking this amazing fruit tree. My big wish is to spread this quality delicious and medicinal fruit trees to the finest of the country

  • @elinasi1727
    @elinasi1727 7 років тому +2

    Thanks. Hope tonse more videos when they ripen.

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  7 років тому +1

      Sure will, the fruit is getting ready to pop!

  • @martinbanks7194
    @martinbanks7194 7 років тому +2

    Rust affecting figs is common in humid climate.Where i'm from near the equator figs dont do well and the ones cultivated looks scraggly and doesnt grow tall.All sort of fungal diseases and nematodes are main concern here

  • @michealkelm2834
    @michealkelm2834 7 років тому +4

    Good job !!

  • @skullcollector29
    @skullcollector29 7 років тому +1

    Very cool tree

  • @BobMelsimpleliving.
    @BobMelsimpleliving. 6 років тому

    Thanks for some great ideas about growing figs!

  • @rlik49
    @rlik49 3 роки тому +1

    Hello
    After 5yrs and unusual leaves,I noticed fiddle leaf leaves at bottom of the tree are growing figs.
    The tree is about 9 feet tall but only the other type leaves.I am thinking about a serious pruning the branches with the other leaves. Any ideas or suggestions. Thanks

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  3 роки тому

      Thanks for sharing, I would trim in around early March, just before it's first growth, then hit it with some organic fertilizer.

  • @theresa94010
    @theresa94010 7 років тому +1

    This fig tree has the best structure and most shapely I've ever seen. Are you planning on pruning it again next year? When is the best time to prune? You do it every year ??

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  3 роки тому

      Best time is very early spring, after last frost. please sub. live streams all the time!

  • @Sunshine_day
    @Sunshine_day 5 років тому +1

    Why aren't my brown Turkey figs ripening? It's 2 years in the ground and has about 10 large green hard fruits and it's July 15th in northeast Texas about 60 miles southeast of Dallas. My figs are showing no signs of ripening. The new growth has new small figs starting now. Will these grow a second crop? It gets 8 hours of full sun daily, and the leaves are bright and dark green. We've had plenty of rain and I haven't needed to water much. Am I doing something wrong? Is there something I can do to help out or am I being too impatient?

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  4 роки тому

      Sometimes in the winter I get a crop that sets never ripens then drops, that is one of 3 or four waves of figs

  • @hothmandon
    @hothmandon 2 роки тому +1

    Do you have to cover it in the winter?

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  2 роки тому

      No, the ground never freezes where I am and they can take the coldest we get easily. Great question/comment. thanks!

  • @randylynnr
    @randylynnr 7 років тому +1

    I saw you had some leaves with brown on the edges? I am trying to grow a fig tree mission I think- a friend gave me a cutting. It is a year old. How do I keep my fig in a pot healthy. I live in NY and love Figs? Is there a type that has early fig in spring and summer? I would love to have a cutting from your tree!

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  7 років тому

      My advice is to give them a fish waste type of fertilizer. In FL they get fungus and nematodes, etc. No big deal, it only affects the leaves and not the fruit. I grow the Brown Turkey variety, but you have many more choices in NY. Not sure the Brown Turkey would do well in NY.

  • @JollyFlys
    @JollyFlys 4 роки тому +1

    I got a brown turky fig but my fig stems are not that long

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  4 роки тому

      interesting, must be some variability in the species.

  • @normanparker5514
    @normanparker5514 6 років тому +1

    Eli, would this fig be good for a zone 5/4? Is there one you recommend?

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  4 роки тому

      Hmm, get the brown turkey! Please consider subscribing to my brand new channel, OneStepZen, relaxation, meditation, sunrises ua-cam.com/channels/j71boh274IJH5gZgSsljIA.html

  • @sandybrier43
    @sandybrier43 6 років тому +1

    I really enjoy the eat your backyard videos. But because I almost killed myself with cyanide poisoning by trying to eat a bamboo shoot Raw I wonder if you could do a video sort of like a public service announcement so people don't do the same thing I did. By the way it has to be chopped and cooked and washed and cooked it in. Thank you so much I've learned a lot from your Channel

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  4 роки тому

      I sure will! I just started a new channel called OneStepZen, please subscribe for weekly tropical sunrise and meditation vids ua-cam.com/video/5x08RIRzZI4/v-deo.html

  • @spearo561
    @spearo561 7 років тому +1

    nice tree! did you plant the fig yourself? I have potted figs and I'm afraid of planting them because I heard the roots will be eaten by nematodes... I heard if you plant them with a five gallon bucket with a hole through the bottom, the nematodes don't go that deep?

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  7 років тому +2

      Yes, I planted myself years ago. I don't know how the roots are doing, but it is a strong producer. I have found the roots don't go very deep.

    • @ralphwhite8044
      @ralphwhite8044 6 років тому

      spearo561 o I

    • @ralphwhite8044
      @ralphwhite8044 6 років тому

      spearo561

  • @CharlesSchiller
    @CharlesSchiller 7 років тому +1

    why does my brown turkey figs freeze back every year. I live in central Texas.

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  7 років тому +1

      They don't like the freeze, you can fold them down under hay to protect them.

    • @robertfallin9733
      @robertfallin9733 7 років тому +1

      Charles Schiller .... depending on the part of Texas, winter protection is likley needed. I prune my two bushes to a manageable size, surround the Bush with chicken wire then stuff the area with wheet straw. A second boundary area of chicken wire two feet outside the first and more straw. I cover the whole thing with a tarp leaving a small vent for air but no rain. Do use rat or mouse poison around the plant of they may really like that warm castle you built with a ready food source, the fig bush! Unwrap and remove straw one week after last frost. May use burlap to wrap each branch. Two bushes 4ft tall and 5ft across takes 12 bales of straw. The straw will make good mulch in the spring.

  • @MountainJohn
    @MountainJohn 3 роки тому +1

    How old is it in this video?

  • @Rytoast99
    @Rytoast99 4 роки тому

    Bro these edits! Love the vid 😂🥴😅

  • @gamingunidted
    @gamingunidted 7 років тому +2

    try fig leaf tea its pretty good stuff

    • @LadyVoldemort
      @LadyVoldemort 7 років тому +2

      Fuckington VI
      It's very healthy, too. My friend's husband made a homemade product of fig leaves tea and sell them online, mildly successful I'd say...my mom is one of his loyal buyer. 😊

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  7 років тому

      I love the idea, thanks. How do you make it?

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  7 років тому

      Wow, cool business idea.

    • @gamingunidted
      @gamingunidted 7 років тому +1

      EatYourBackyard
      collect some fig leaves and and rip them to small pieces then boil them for 20-35 mins or until they resemble tea
      you can dry the leaves if you want for better storage

    • @carmenrubiera2301
      @carmenrubiera2301 7 років тому

      Fuckington V

  • @Moe-sx6ss
    @Moe-sx6ss 7 років тому +1

    Can u sell cutting & ship to singapore?

  • @martinamorgan1119
    @martinamorgan1119 5 років тому

    I love figs

  • @ekawirayoga
    @ekawirayoga 6 років тому

    How old is that tree.mine looks very small compare to this...

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  4 роки тому

      15 years. Please Subscribe to my new meditation channel, Tropical Drone Sunrises, ua-cam.com/video/Wi0mp6GHQPY/v-deo.html

  • @mildredmagtibay2087
    @mildredmagtibay2087 7 років тому +2

    Can u send me figs seeds. Im from Phi.

  • @mohads75
    @mohads75 5 років тому +1

    haw old is the tree??

  • @jobird354
    @jobird354 3 роки тому +1

    Figs preserved in vodka.

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  3 роки тому

      Now you are talking! I must do that now. Maybe I should make a video where I eat lots of figs soaked in Vodka! I hope you sub, need more cool ideas like that!

    • @jobird354
      @jobird354 3 роки тому

      Nice!!

  • @virginiaomalley
    @virginiaomalley 7 років тому +1

    Make fig newtons!

  • @wilbertog58
    @wilbertog58 7 років тому +1

    If you sell cuttings please let me know. I have been trying to find someone to share with me some cuttings but without results. If can't give a cutting and selling contact me.

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  7 років тому

      I consider stuff like that and never seem to have the time though...

    • @daviddeane3163
      @daviddeane3163 5 років тому

      I'll help you if you still want cuttings for free, just let me know.

  • @martinamorgan1119
    @martinamorgan1119 5 років тому

    The grass has no rules

  • @MountainJohn
    @MountainJohn 3 роки тому +1

    Btw I was hoping you'd say
    Welcome to eatyourbackyard
    where I... *demon filter* E a t m y b a c k y a r d

    • @EatYourBackyard
      @EatYourBackyard  3 роки тому +1

      Now I am going to do that, I really appreciate the idea. One of my other "things" is music. I make it and am a big fan of the demonic filter, hehe.

  • @ichthochu7181
    @ichthochu7181 5 років тому

    hello. i want tree fig from vietnem