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Kali

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7. maybe it's the ones mentioned above that need the wasps to polinate

Reply to Lunabell (Reply #6)

Mon Sep 4, 2023, 05:59 PM

Sep 2023

there are lots of figs, I just know the ones I've had were all single individuals and far from any others. in fact I was just checking the fruits on my latest. not quite ready.

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The fig is the edible fruit of Ficus carica, [View all] elleng Sep 2023 OP

One of my mee-maws had a fig tree in her back yard. Laffy Kat Sep 2023 #1

My mother loved figs. TexasTowelie Sep 2023 #2

When I was 14, back in 1965, I are way too many... 3catwoman3 Sep 2023 #3

Fresh figs are so wonderful!! Lunabell Sep 2023 #4

have had three singles in my life Kali Sep 2023 #5

I guess I was told wrong, lol. Lunabell Sep 2023 #6

maybe it's the ones mentioned above that need the wasps to polinate Kali Sep 2023 #7

I put dried figs in my smoothies. Yum! Beakybird Sep 2023 #8