Andy Rodker

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Posted: 11 Aug 2022


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HFF everyone! Figs now ripe and delicious!

HFF everyone! Figs now ripe and delicious!
Same fig tree - looking towards the back of the house.
Simply irrestible! Sight and Sound, I haven't heard this in decades. Here it is now; www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrGw_cOgwa8

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Latest comments - All (71)
 Andy Rodker
Andy Rodker club has replied
I quite understand, Eric! Good luck with your search. If you find out, please drop me a line - I need to be reminded!!
Best wishes,
Andy
21 months ago. Edited 20 months ago.
 Denis Croissant
Denis Croissant club
Bet these would be delish with some jamon serrano!
21 months ago.
 Andy Rodker
Andy Rodker club has replied
Of course you're absolutely right!
21 months ago.
 Eric Desjours
Eric Desjours club has replied
My dear Andy, your information source doesn't seem to be a fig specialist! Or maybe you fooled me ? :-) Female and male fig trees bear fruit, admittedly at different times of the year - and this is the main way in which they can be distinguished.
However, I have learnt some things from this research, such as the fact that fig trees have flowers but not visible because they are inside the fruit. Figs are in fact not fruits as such but inflorescences. Also that they are pollinated by a single insect, the blastophagus (Blastophaga psenes L.), a hymenoptera related to wasps and bees, which I'll leave you to look up on the internet!
In short, I am reassured: with global warming my fig tree has every chance of providing me with figs. If the increasing drought gives it life.....
Nice Sunday to you!
20 months ago.
 Andy Rodker
Andy Rodker club has replied
Thanks for reminding me of info about fig trees that I once knew but had long forgotten (advancing years is the only excuse I can proffer!)
Best wishes, Eric.
(I'm still enjoying ours, and there are still lots more on the tree!)
Andy
20 months ago.

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