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Jeff Layman wrote:
On 28/07/18 13:38, Nick Maclaren wrote:
We have a fig tree, which is overleafy and underfruiting because I
failed to restrict it when planting it, but that's not the real
problem. It rarely crops because the overwintered figlets almost
always fail to develop, which I suspect is because it isn't against
a wall (we don't have one), and our garden is a bit of a cold trap
in winter (wind more than a frost pocket).

You don't have a wall? Do you live in a hole in the ground?! ...

Think context. No wall above 2' high that gets enough sun.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.