I had no idea how easy it was to know when they're ripe! I have only one experience of eating fresh figs from the tree: in italy, our school had an old old tree. But it still produced. The other students didn't know they were figs and left them alone. I didn't tell them either ;)
I have 2 figs - Southern BC Canada - (usually can't leave them outdoors over winter but mine are from a 40 yr old tree planted by an Armenian woman) - After 5 years, the figs are now very large - ripe early this year - so yummy!! Thanks for this video!
Desert King has to be pollinated for the main crop. it is a San Perdo Type. Negronne hasn't to be pollinated at all. Maybe the Maincrop is just too late for Oregon. cheers
@@ParkrosePermaculture I think you get it already but I think they're trying to say that breba vs maincrop is just determined by length of growing season, nothing to do with wasps :)
Figs produce really heavily and the overly ripe fruits definitely fall from the tree and attract ants, wasps, flies...We keep both our figs in the poultry run so the ducks and chickens can clean up any that fall to the ground.
I had no idea how easy it was to know when they're ripe! I have only one experience of eating fresh figs from the tree: in italy, our school had an old old tree. But it still produced. The other students didn't know they were figs and left them alone. I didn't tell them either ;)
I have 2 figs - Southern BC Canada - (usually can't leave them outdoors over winter but mine are from a 40 yr old tree planted by an Armenian woman) - After 5 years, the figs are now very large - ripe early this year - so yummy!! Thanks for this video!
We bought property with several fig trees here in Oregon and I have no idea how to care for them. This video is very helpful. Thank you!
What a beautiful fig tree
Like your fig garden..nice video
Desert King has to be pollinated for the main crop. it is a San Perdo Type. Negronne hasn't to be pollinated at all. Maybe the Maincrop is just too late for Oregon. cheers
we don't have fig wasps here, we can't get any figs that require pollination. Thanks for visiting!
@@ParkrosePermaculture I've heard people able to hand pollinate but not sure how they did it ;( maybe a q-tip
@@ParkrosePermaculture I think you get it already but I think they're trying to say that breba vs maincrop is just determined by length of growing season, nothing to do with wasps :)
Love your garden thanks for sharing
very helpful thanks:)
I have a Celeste fig hasn't produced fruit yet and just ordered a brown turkey fig
thanks for the video.
I planted a chicago hardy fig this year in zone 6a. Do you do anything for overwintering or did you when it was a smaller tree?
Do you have a video on how to do the bottle on tree? Thanks .
I have heard that little bugs or wasp babies live inside figs- is that true- and/or, is it fine to eat them regardless of whatever lived inside them?
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how do we stop the figs from fallig cause they are smellig and it attracts flies its a wild fig tree in our front yard
Figs produce really heavily and the overly ripe fruits definitely fall from the tree and attract ants, wasps, flies...We keep both our figs in the poultry run so the ducks and chickens can clean up any that fall to the ground.
Hi are you selling figs cuttings . Pls send me defferent variety.