We have a Brown Turkey fig in a pot.

It produces a few figs each year - it would do far better in the ground,
but that is in the future.

Anyway, the first two figs have ripened.

Yum!

Cheers


Dave R


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On 13/08/2016 14:15, David wrote:
We have a Brown Turkey fig in a pot.

It produces a few figs each year - it would do far better in the ground,
but that is in the future.

Anyway, the first two figs have ripened.

Yum!

Cheers


Dave R


Had the first figs off Brunswick and White Marseilles tonight, Brown
Turkey is still at least two weeks off, as you say yum!

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Charlie Pridham, Gardening in Cornwall
www.roselandhouse.co.uk
National collections of Clematis viticella & Lapageria rosea

On Sat, 13 Aug 2016 21:54:24 +0100, Charlie Pridham wrote:

On 13/08/2016 14:15, David wrote:
We have a Brown Turkey fig in a pot.

It produces a few figs each year - it would do far better in the
ground,
but that is in the future.

Anyway, the first two figs have ripened.

Yum!

Cheers


Dave R


Had the first figs off Brunswick and White Marseilles tonight, Brown
Turkey is still at least two weeks off, as you say yum!

Each year as we pick the first crop, we look at the second crop coming
through.

My understanding is that in the right conditions (which I assume includes
a longer season) Brown Turkey is a continuous cropper.

Not happened yet, though.

Cheers


Dave R

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Windows 8.1 on PCSpecialist box