Yeah, the full sun lesson is one you learn quickly in the desert southwest. Here in Las Vegas, the best thing you can do for all sorts of "full sun" plants is give them some sort of cover. Shade cloth is your friend. Also, figs need water, more than you might think in a dry climate. They'll dry out faster than you think once the summer heat hits.
Yeah, the full sun lesson is one you learn quickly in the desert southwest. Here in Las Vegas, the best thing you can do for all sorts of "full sun" plants is give them some sort of cover. Shade cloth is your friend. Also, figs need water, more than you might think in a dry climate. They'll dry out faster than you think once the summer heat hits.
Excited to see my gig forest grow! Love the videos
I have only tried brown turkey figs. Those you have look really good!! Thank you for sharing. 😊
An important question especially if it’s your first harvest
How close a Kadota tree can be to the foundation. Planing to prune to a max height of 15 Feet. Is 8Ft good distance? Thank you.
Love the figs. But where did you get the awesome knive?
Please tell me where I can pick up compost at your N. Phoenix location.
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hi im curious now that the season is closer to done if you would be selling cuttings?
Need to trim it way down
Do they all tease the same
only the ripe ones
you need to eat the fig! Just let us hear you slurp that sucker up, yes there are weirdos like us who like that
Watching that fig *not* get eaten shot my anxiety through the roof.