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Tag Archives: fig
‘Vagabond’ fig variety from Bulgaria – fruiting now 6th Aug 2018
‘Vagabond’ fig variety from Bulgaria – fruiting now 6th Aug 2018 A large growing tree 4-5m tall, but having relatively small figs averaging 25grams, but 100’s of them. One of the best for drying and jam/preserve making. Now being offered … Continue reading
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Tagged bulgaria, fig, vagabond
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Fig – Persian Green – temporarily withdrawn for sale – due to Paypal
Fig – Persian Green – temporarily withdrawn for sale. Due to Paypal’s investigation into the sale of Iranian goods, and the downgrading of my Paypal account. I have had to withdraw this item for sale for the next 14 days. … Continue reading
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NT Greenway, Devon – Agatha Christie wrote here,
NT Greenway, Devon was much more of a pleasure to visit from a gardeners perspective. Greenhouses, Grapes, Peaches, Apricots, Figs, Apples are all part of the estate. Yet another huge Sweet Chestnut (castenea) tree by the car park, and another … Continue reading
First Figs of 2014 – Bayern Brown Fig
This is one of many figs that have ripened over this last week. There are many other varieties following up. But this is the first, its called Bayern Brown fig, not to be confused with Brown Turkey. This photo also … Continue reading
How can I tell if my Fig tree produces 2 crops ??
Two crops of figs are potentially produced each year, for certain varieties. As not all are able to do this. Some produce the first crop and then drop off. The first or breba crop develops in the spring on last … Continue reading
Trengainton, Cornwall, NT 15th October 2013
A fine set of walled gardens, and orchards. Many of the walled gardens have stone and earth banks to capture the early season sun. A nice set of apple trees, all labelled up, next to the chicken run. Not too … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, Cornwall, fig, orchard, Trengainton
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Bishops Palace, Wells, Somerset – October 2011
This proved to be a very interesting visit, with dogs being welcome. Our own personal tour guide, as it was so quiet, we were the only ones. A very good tour and historical information.