
I also got an Italian White Fig (below), a Mystery X fig that came from an old homestead in GA, a Tennessee Mountain Fig, and a green Ischau Fig (from Japan).

I cannot wait until these start producing!
I'm a 40 is the new 20 girl with a serious plant habit. I'm a mom of teenagers and the owner of a new business. I'm an animal lover and I prefer them over people most of the time. I cook, collect bugs, plants, and whatever catches my fancy. I rant and rave a lot but most people think it's funny when I do. Hopefully you will as well.
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wow, maybe a little fig 'overload'? Nope not possible:)
Good for you! May they live long and prosper:)
I have a fig tree that came up in my yard random, I let it stay because the tree is very pretty, the figs are small and white and the birds usually get them!~Jacque
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