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AliceinCT
Northfield, CT

April 24, 2004
10:40 PM

Post #849172

Common Fig, Edible Fig, Higo 'Brown Turkey'
Ficus carica
Additional info: (aka California Brown Turkey, San Pedro, San Piero)

This worked keep the tree alive in CT during the VERY cold winter of 2003-2004.

http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/56748/

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imway2dumb
Gordonville, TX
(Zone 7b)

June 18, 2005
02:27 PM

Post #1557330

Alice, is your tree still alive and, if it is, is it producing fruit?

John

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