Outside 11-07-18

in #gardening6 years ago

Figs! Oh yeah, it's producing again. Last year it only formed 2 figs and they both dried and fell off before reaching maturity. It looks like this year will be way better. Pretty much every branch has a bunch of these bad boys!
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Red gooseberry; they're ripe now. I've been waiting for these, not sure how red they need to turn to signal they're ready but today I've found a couple dropped on the ground so I knew they were good to go. Not a lot of them on this plant, but it's only in its 2nd year, so not too bad either considering how much the caterpillars loved it.
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My yellow raspberries... dried on the bush. I wasn't paying enough attention to them. Guess that serves me right.
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Didn't want the same to happen to my other berries so I went on a munch spree.
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Evidence stays with you for a while :D
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Couldn't quite manage to eat all that was ripe so there's a punnet full of berries for tomorrow.
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Cheers!

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Hay man nice photography .

Our figs are hit-and-miss. If the winter is mild then we get a huge crop. The plants are not hardy in a hard freeze, though, and all the young growth dies back. The new stuff that comes up in the spring only produces a late crop and it never has time to ripen.

If I protected them in the winter we would probably be buried in figs every year.

How do you like to use them?

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