Nice fig trees. I saw a video on your channel saying your trees died outside. Very sorry. I live in north Nj and what we do here is we take a long fig branch and literally plant it 3 to 4 feet down in the ground. I never rap it and it has been coming back for 20 years. With figs. Hope that helps you. Keep it going partner! Love your videos!
Thanks for the subscription, and your comments about my video. I'm pretty new at this and i am just learning the ropes. Videos like yours and a few other folks on You Tube are a great help. Keep up the great work
Very nice Orchard..lovely fig trees....:)...I take for everyone fig tree label and fixed on the tree...and know what variety . Good luck and see you on your Orchard next time! Cheers! :)
From this video I can tell that you learned a lot and are and will be a good Fig tree grower ! Mulch is the right thing always ! Don't want to waste time explaining. I am sure you read about it.! In my opinion the pot with your 'suffering'' Fig plant is too big for its size and should be transplanted at the 'right' time into a smaller one. Nice espalier ! I
Nice. I have a couple of airlayers I removed too that I'm keeping an eye on because the root mass wasn't that great. It would be great to see a video on the fig preserves you make too.
Normally air grafting, i trim the plant down almost by half. The Plant has the massive tree supplying it with nutrients. When you clip it that branch is attempting to be supported by the small little root ball you created. Additionally, I have also been warned against planting my figs too close to the house. I love your orchard though! Good luck and Happy Growing!
It is better to mention your cold-hardiness zone because people watching live in different zones and need to be careful in expectations. Your 2nd shown fig tree looks like Chicago Hardy if the fruit is dark.
IMHO I would take off the bad leaves on the one you may have over fertilized. The plant will do much better if it does not have to give so much energy to heal those bad leaves.
Tried getting back to you last night, but not sure if my comments made their way back to you. Yes I will trade cuttings, but not sure how to go about doing that. Thanks again for the subscription, and the nice comments on my video.
Thanks for the subscription. Good luck with your fig cuttings. If your interested in swapping fig cuttings let me know. I will be pruning all my fig trees around mid November....Regards, "Forever Figs"
Great Video, like the fact that you give success and failures too. not many show their failures. i have about 12 varieties of figs and curious if you trade cuttings ? keep up the good work on videos!
Hello memberson...all of the "common" fig trees are self-pollinating and do not need a second tree to produce fruit...the brown turkey, although a good producer, in not known for sweet tasting fruit...a better choice might be the Hardy Chicago, also a good producer, with much better tasting fruit(it is also known for being very cold hardy)...The Black Genoa fig tree is not part of the family of "common fig trees"...it is not self pollinating...it needs to be pollinated by the fig wasp.Good Luck
I read that fig trees have very prolific root systems. So, if you plant your trees too close to your house, your foundation may be affected. My 2 cents.
Hello, my Orchard has everything but fig tree, my question to you sir is can I keep it small, and I'm in zone seven I think Brown Turkey fig will survive.is Brown turkey fig trees of bury good tasting and Hardy produce.
MORNING GARDENER'S SHOW. In zone 7 you will need to find a cold hardy variety if you want to keep it outside. Also keeping it in a pot will restrict the size of the tree and promote fig production.
The trees are beautiful but fig trees do not grow by seeds unless it is a capri and or Calimyrna type and they have to be pollenated by a special fig wasp- blastophago.
Greetings from Puerto Rico!!! I hope first of all that I love very much your video. Since I live in Puerto Rico where all year around is hot, I am not sure if I can grow figs, which I will love very much to do. It is very hard to find fig trees here. I will love if you could share some of your waste cuttings or to find some people to send me some cuttings that may grow in tropical weather, my addres is HC 1 Box 8000, Villalba PR 00766 Thank you so much.
I live near Milan and have a 30 year old fig tree. I am Italian, and what my relatives do is bury the tree in the soil until spring. I don't..mine is a beautiful tree in my dining room. What I don't understand on these videos is why is there a need for cuttings to get more trees? Mine grows in the same pot, I dig it up and we always have lots of baby healthy plants about a foot tall. ciao!
CONGRTULATIONS :) I have two fig tree and i can tell you your is faaaaaaaaaar away from full maturity-growth. I hope you make pretty delicious jams as we do ..... mmmmmm
Whole video thrown off by improper use of 'ironically'. Tell me sir, how is it ironic that you planted two trees from the same donor close to each other?.. Anyhow, I love the nice neat circles around your trees and manicured lawn.
naikii ~projecting your own OCD issue, before complimenting the maker of this video is sad. You simply could have moved on, but no, you just had to be an @$$. Well done!
I like your fig fence. The trunks will look great made into a lattice like that!
Your backyard is beautiful! You have some wonderful fig trees. Thanks so much for sharing it with us.
Great video and nicely organized.
So awesome
Nice fig trees. I saw a video on your channel saying your trees died outside. Very sorry. I live in north Nj and what we do here is we take a long fig branch and literally plant it 3 to 4 feet down in the ground. I never rap it and it has been coming back for 20 years. With figs. Hope that helps you. Keep it going partner! Love your videos!
Thanks for the subscription, and your comments about my video. I'm pretty new at this and i am just learning the ropes. Videos like yours and a few other folks on You Tube are a great help. Keep up the great work
Nice fig tree & garden.🤗
I love your trees and Orchard
Nice looking orchard
Would love to see an update video. Thanks for taking the time to make this. Your trees look very nice!
Very nice Orchard..lovely fig trees....:)...I take for everyone fig tree label and fixed on the tree...and know what variety .
Good luck and see you on your Orchard next time! Cheers! :)
From this video I can tell that you learned a lot and are and will be a good Fig tree grower ! Mulch is the right thing always ! Don't want to waste time explaining. I am sure you read about it.! In my opinion the pot with your 'suffering'' Fig plant is too big for its size and should be transplanted at the 'right' time into a smaller one. Nice espalier ! I
Nice. I have a couple of airlayers I removed too that I'm keeping an eye on because the root mass wasn't that great. It would be great to see a video on the fig preserves you make too.
Normally air grafting, i trim the plant down almost by half. The Plant has the massive tree supplying it with nutrients. When you clip it that branch is attempting to be supported by the small little root ball you created. Additionally, I have also been warned against planting my figs too close to the house. I love your orchard though! Good luck and Happy Growing!
It is better to mention your cold-hardiness zone because people watching live in different zones and need to be careful in expectations.
Your 2nd shown fig tree looks like Chicago Hardy if the fruit is dark.
Your collection of figs looks gorgeous, great video. Subbed!
Very nice!
IMHO I would take off the bad leaves on the one you may have over fertilized. The plant will do much better if it does not have to give so much energy to heal those bad leaves.
Awesome video...What do you feed the fig trees?
Tried getting back to you last night, but not sure if my comments made their way back to you. Yes I will trade cuttings, but not sure how to go about doing that. Thanks again for the subscription, and the nice comments on my video.
Thanks for the subscription. Good luck with your fig cuttings. If your interested in swapping fig cuttings let me know. I will be pruning all my fig trees around mid November....Regards, "Forever Figs"
Great Video, like the fact that you give success and failures too. not many show their failures. i have about 12 varieties of figs and curious if you trade cuttings ? keep up the good work on videos!
They look like Peter's Honey Fig or Golden Celeste.
That fig tree is a Celestial. My original tree is now almost 30 years old. Of course, her name is Celeste. :)
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Hello memberson...all of the "common" fig trees are self-pollinating and do not need a second tree to produce fruit...the brown turkey, although a good producer, in not known for sweet tasting fruit...a better choice might be the Hardy Chicago, also a good producer, with much better tasting fruit(it is also known for being very cold hardy)...The Black Genoa fig tree is not part of the family of "common fig trees"...it is not self pollinating...it needs to be pollinated by the fig wasp.Good Luck
What type of fertilizer do you use and how often. What would be a good natural fertilizer thx
Location ?
I read that fig trees have very prolific root systems. So, if you plant your trees too close to your house, your foundation may be affected. My 2 cents.
First tree look like Desert King
Hi please tell me how your fig trees turne bushy, mine are all lancky and long.
Hello, my Orchard has everything but fig tree, my question to you sir is can I keep it small, and I'm in zone seven I think Brown Turkey fig will survive.is Brown turkey fig trees of bury good tasting and Hardy produce.
MORNING GARDENER'S SHOW. In zone 7 you will need to find a cold hardy variety if you want to keep it outside. Also keeping it in a pot will restrict the size of the tree and promote fig production.
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Good Evening, I was watching your video and I'm wondering who Mr. LaRocca is? My maiden name is LaRocca and my father was curious as to who he is??
Why did you stop making videos?
Thank you for watching my video, and for your comments and advice.
The trees are beautiful but fig trees do not grow by seeds unless it is a capri and or Calimyrna type and they have to be pollenated by a special fig wasp- blastophago.
You should research the type to prevent from altering the tree's name, which causes a lot of problems with cultivating and identifying.
Those two small trees you call Larocca and Marian, looks the same- like a Violette de Bordeaux- both the same trees, maybe.
what is that black stuff u put around the fig tree.?
seihaz Looks like rubber mulch to me but not sure
Greetings from Puerto Rico!!!
I hope first of all that I love very much your video. Since I live in Puerto Rico where all year around is hot, I am not sure if I can grow figs, which I will love very much to do. It is very hard to find fig trees here. I will love if you could share some of your waste cuttings or to find some people to send me some cuttings that may grow in tropical weather, my addres is HC 1 Box 8000, Villalba PR 00766
Thank you so much.
don't know in what zone you live but I would like to know how to protect them here inDetroit MI
I live near Milan and have a 30 year old fig tree. I am Italian, and what my relatives do is bury the tree in the soil until spring. I don't..mine is a beautiful tree in my dining room. What I don't understand on these videos is why is there a need for cuttings to get more trees? Mine grows in the same pot, I dig it up and we always have lots of baby healthy plants about a foot tall. ciao!
+dhkrescue -by Milan, I mean Milan, Michigan..not Italy! haha! I thought I best clarify that!
Hello from Detroit
Hi, what is your growing zone..? Thanks for any answers..I am trying to grow some here in Gainesville< Northern Va...
CONGRTULATIONS :) I have two fig tree and i can tell you your is faaaaaaaaaar away from full maturity-growth. I hope you make pretty delicious jams as we do ..... mmmmmm
There is other fruit besides figs!! Peach, Apple, cherries, Etc............
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Whole video thrown off by improper use of 'ironically'. Tell me sir, how is it ironic that you planted two trees from the same donor close to each other?..
Anyhow, I love the nice neat circles around your trees and manicured lawn.
naikii ~projecting your own OCD issue, before complimenting the maker of this video is sad. You simply could have moved on, but no, you just had to be an @$$. Well done!