How'd I come up with this list? These are figs that I left outdoors all winter in pots and in ground that have fruited for me. I'm in Zone 8B
This is a growing list as my collection begins to grow and it will evolve over time. So stay tuned in to this article.
This list is not just about if the figs will survive the winter. It's about figs that will fruit within our climate. Zone 8B
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Ben B's Golden Riverside |
2
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Black Malta |
3
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Black Spanish |
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Black Zadar |
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Brandon ST. Unk aka BSU |
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Brunswick |
7
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Celeste |
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Chicago Hardy |
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Dark Green Greek |
10
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Dessert King |
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Excel |
12
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Fiorone Di Ruvo |
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Flanders |
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Florea |
15
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Gene's Vashon |
16
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Gillette |
17
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Grantham's Royal |
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Green Goliath |
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Lampeira Preta |
20
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Lattarula |
21
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LSU Champagne |
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Malta Black |
23
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Marseilles |
24
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Mavra Sika |
25
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Natalina |
26
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Neveralla |
27
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Olympian |
28
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Oregon Prolific |
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Osborne Prolific |
30
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Peter's Honey |
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Princessa |
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Qalaat Madiq |
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QudSaya |
34
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Ronde De Bordeaux |
35
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Takoma Violet |
36
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Vern's Brown Turkey |
37
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Vincenzo |
38
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Violet De Bordeaux |
more to come...
Hey Ben, what variety is that in the picture? That thing is loaded with figs!!!
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ReplyDeleteI know you have done some of this in the past, but could you please do some categorization and ranking within this list? Not too many PNW fig enthusiasts will have the room to plant 38 varieties in the ground on their property. Thanks! K2
Peter's Honey. It' a winner here. 2 crop fig. The brebas are super sweet
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