Thank you Harvey for sharing the diversity that exists in the "fig world!" So many people that I work with only know of the Green Kadota, Brown Turkey & Black Mission varieties, when there is an endless world of fig flavors to enjoy!!! You are living the dream of fig lovers, such as myself! I'm you're newest fan & subscriber! Charles :-)
hello Harvey , it Looks like you have many fig varietys from 25 to 60 gramms , would you confirm that these smaller varietys are the better tasting ones than the bigger ones from 80 to 130 gr ?
Shalom there! I'm looking for the best fig available on this world to serve a king! Any advice? "Please" Beautiful music by the way(Todah) Thank you in advance! Emanuel Eliyahu.
It is impossible for me to decide but Panache would be a nice choice, delicious and beautiful and widely available. I suggest giving the king many kinds to chose from to see which he prefers.
If you have a fig you are trying to identify I suggest taking photos of fruit and leaves and sharing them online with a Facebook group for figs (there are several I belong to) or the ourfigs forum and get input from others. It is best if you explain the history of the tree (if you had bought it somewhere or it's estimated age). It is best if someone in a similar climate as yours as fruits will appear different in different climates.
Good morning! Do you sell fig seeds. I'm father NATALI'S. FROM BRAZIL, SAO PAULO, TAUBATE. I'm Elias, Jose leite, I like soo much of fig. I plant fig in pot in my house. I would like to have different kinds of figs. Do you help me, PLEASE!
I'm sorry, but I have a hard time with that and am very busy with chestnut harvest now. I suggest you post them to one of several fig groups on Facebook (along with leaf photos and photo of entire tree) or the Ourfigs forum.
Absolutely lovely. I have a question though, I recently bought a 'higuara negra' fig tree, that was the name on the tag. I can't find any information online about this one... Is there another name for this variety? Thank you so much.
You don't say where you are from or where you purchased that but I believe the label is a generic one meaning it is a "black fig". That is not a variety name in use that I am aware of.
If you're on Facebook, you might want to reach out to my friend in the UK who has a very good fig collection and can be a good reliable source for you. facebook.com/Vineethvs2210
I'm in Sunset zone 14. USDA Hardiness zone 9 doesn't give any information as to how warm your area gets. Some coastal hills in NorCal will be a challenge for many of these but it is still possible as a friend of mine gets fruit from most varieties in Sebastopol.
Dear Harvey. I saw in this video "Bardacik" and "Parlican". I also have these varieties, but there is no blastophagi ... Tell me, does the wasp-blastophagus survive by mail? Thank you.
My top 10 would probably include 50 varieties! 10 large black, 10 striped, 10 medium black, 10 honey type, etc. And it would depend on what I've not eaten recently since I then appreciate those more. Try them all! :)
Our annual cutting sale should start again some time in January 2019. :) Watch our Facebook page for updates and visit the page at www.figaholics.com/cuttings.htm
I grow Sarilop and consider it to be "okay" but not great by any means. I grow many varieties from Turkey. I have a friend here in California who immigrated from Turkey and tasted over 100 varieties of my figs and I made sure he tasted my 10 or so Turkish figs and he laughed and said the Turkish figs were not his favorite. Until you have tasted some of these other varieties you are not in a very good position to pass judgement, I regret to say.
I got the fig bug and I can't wait til winter to place an order for cuttings!!!
Thank you Harvey for sharing the diversity that exists in the "fig world!" So many people that I work with only know of the Green Kadota, Brown Turkey & Black Mission varieties, when there is an endless world of fig flavors to enjoy!!! You are living the dream of fig lovers, such as myself! I'm you're newest fan & subscriber! Charles :-)
me too!
I don't believe I sat through that and watch that it was mesmerizing
Thanks Harvey I enjoyed this video it introduced me to ones I haven't heard of or seen
Ive eaten alot of Sao Miguel roxo figs they are indeed really good!
CDD-ROJA and PARATJAL RIMADA made a a lasting impression. Inchario preto is special too.
Thanks Eli
hello Harvey , it Looks like you have many fig varietys from 25 to 60 gramms , would you confirm that these smaller varietys are the better tasting ones than the bigger ones from 80 to 130 gr ?
when I watch this video, I understand the addiction..
my fav fruit
Absolutely beautiful! Kudos!!! :)
Thanks for all your hard work.bi picked up 17 cuttings last Jan! Are you doing a best of 2020!
beginning in 2019 we took mostly individual videos of fig varieties and have not taken many photos to use for a video such as we did in 2017.
Good morning from Auckland, New Zealand it’s Monday, November 18, 2019
Bad luck in the World Cup
@@stevenlenarduzzi5271 Yeah!!! Maybe next time aye???
Why am I so envious? :-) Just great
Shalom there!
I'm looking for the best fig available on this world to serve a king!
Any advice?
"Please"
Beautiful music by the way(Todah)
Thank you in advance!
Emanuel Eliyahu.
It is impossible for me to decide but Panache would be a nice choice, delicious and beautiful and widely available. I suggest giving the king many kinds to chose from to see which he prefers.
@@Figaholics
Thanks! Appreciated
Shalom Shalom.
If only i had the space. I'm up to 20 but if I want more I'd have to secretly plant them on public foot paths in my community.
Do it. Guerilla gardeners are the best. Someone twenty years from now will thank you.
A tree with fruits are good for people and animals
Best comment on TH-cam so far in my book
I was wondering if I could buy couple of Panache fig cutting from you
Great figs ,how can one identify a fig variety,please regards frank
If you have a fig you are trying to identify I suggest taking photos of fruit and leaves and sharing them online with a Facebook group for figs (there are several I belong to) or the ourfigs forum and get input from others. It is best if you explain the history of the tree (if you had bought it somewhere or it's estimated age). It is best if someone in a similar climate as yours as fruits will appear different in different climates.
Good morning!
Do you sell fig seeds.
I'm father NATALI'S.
FROM BRAZIL, SAO PAULO, TAUBATE.
I'm Elias, Jose leite, I like soo much of fig.
I plant fig in pot in my house.
I would like to have different kinds of figs.
Do you help me, PLEASE!
we only sell fig cuttings and only ship to U.S. addresses
I want to ha a figs orchards so bad!!!!!
Can you tell me what type of figs mine is if I can upload pictures to you?
I'm sorry, but I have a hard time with that and am very busy with chestnut harvest now. I suggest you post them to one of several fig groups on Facebook (along with leaf photos and photo of entire tree) or the Ourfigs forum.
I would like to know if the Sarizeybek requires a fig wasp?
Yes, it is said to be a Smyrna type.
Can I get the plant in india around 2018.
We do not ship plants outside of the U.S. Visit our web site at www.figaholics.com where we will once again be selling cuttings in late January 2018.
Prabhakar Veluri ukrasnošiblje ja sam to pritisla sam želeo
God, why!!! Why would Adam and Eve take a bite of the apple, when figs exist... I am so confused..
where are you located?
Near Isleton, California (south of Sacramento). Visit our web site at www.figaholics.com for more information.
Absolutely lovely. I have a question though, I recently bought a 'higuara negra' fig tree, that was the name on the tag. I can't find any information online about this one... Is there another name for this variety? Thank you so much.
You don't say where you are from or where you purchased that but I believe the label is a generic one meaning it is a "black fig". That is not a variety name in use that I am aware of.
Thank you very much, it's in the netherlands, but it is supposedly a mediterranien fig!
If you're on Facebook, you might want to reach out to my friend in the UK who has a very good fig collection and can be a good reliable source for you. facebook.com/Vineethvs2210
many types of figs that I have never eaten
Hello
are any of these for short season zone 9 ? N CA hills
I'm in Sunset zone 14. USDA Hardiness zone 9 doesn't give any information as to how warm your area gets. Some coastal hills in NorCal will be a challenge for many of these but it is still possible as a friend of mine gets fruit from most varieties in Sebastopol.
Thanks
We also don't have the heat. It's really cool summer with perehaps 2-3 weeks of above 70@@Figaholics
Dear Harvey.
I saw in this video "Bardacik" and "Parlican". I also have these varieties, but there is no blastophagi ...
Tell me, does the wasp-blastophagus survive by mail?
Thank you.
I think for maybe 1-2 weeks some can survive if not too hot during transport
Harvey, a best figs list ain't right if it takes almost 9 minutes to review. do an abbreviated post here for your top 10 :-)
My top 10 would probably include 50 varieties! 10 large black, 10 striped, 10 medium black, 10 honey type, etc. And it would depend on what I've not eaten recently since I then appreciate those more. Try them all! :)
LOL
Hello how to buy cuttings?
Cuttings will go on sale again sometime in January 2020 at www.figaholics.com We will update site with more details when they are known.
Panache fruits it head off but NEVER ripens
I usually pick ripe Panache here by the end of July but we're about two weeks later this year due to cool May weather.
How can I get these cutting anyone willing to send me sum cutting lol 😀😀😀
Our annual cutting sale should start again some time in January 2019. :) Watch our Facebook page for updates and visit the page at www.figaholics.com/cuttings.htm
We plan to offer cuttings again in January 2019, follow our web site and Facebook page. :)
@@Figaholics
Any chance you still have available cuttings? How much would it cost? I'm in Philippines. email: bluemarlin2004@gmail.com Thank you.
You sjow rohht views
regret to say these are not best species if you taste the SARI LOB of Germencik TURKEY
I grow Sarilop and consider it to be "okay" but not great by any means. I grow many varieties from Turkey. I have a friend here in California who immigrated from Turkey and tasted over 100 varieties of my figs and I made sure he tasted my 10 or so Turkish figs and he laughed and said the Turkish figs were not his favorite. Until you have tasted some of these other varieties you are not in a very good position to pass judgement, I regret to say.