LSU Gold and Beer's Black Fig - Honey or Berry - EP 222
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, we dive into a comparison of two popular fig varieties for the Deep South: LSU Gold and Beer's Black. We’ll explore the key features of each fig, including:
LSU Gold: Known for its high productivity, disease resistance, and adaptability to the humid Deep South climate. Enjoy its golden-yellow color and sweet flavor with minimal fuss and don't forget large size.
Beer's Black: Celebrated for its rich, sweet taste and dark, purplish skin. While it may require a bit more care, it's worth considering if you’re after exceptional flavor.
Join us as we weigh the pros and cons of each variety to help you decide which fig might be the best fit for your garden in the Deep South.
In general, LSU Gold might be a bit more resilient in terms of disease resistance and overall adaptability, which can be advantageous in the Deep South’s climate. Beer's Black could offer superior taste but might need more attention to keep it thriving. Out of these two our choice would be LSU Gold. What's your favorite fig variety?
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Both are good varieties of figs.
Agreed, we’re honored to have them, hope they continue to produce great fruits!
Man, that fig was huge. I will have to get one of those to add to my collection. Great tips about trying different varieties if you didn't like figs as a kid. I keep telling my kids to try the things that they don't like because one day it is possible you will like them as our tastebuds change. I see you got your own personal film crew now haha.
We definitely need to catchup soon, can probably swap some cuttings with you this winter.
@@DeanFamilyAcres Yes 🙌