bushdoctor82
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Here’s a good one in Zadar, Croatia. It was a large tree in 2011 and still is a large tree.
Google Street View Horticultural Finds
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bushdoctor82
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Nitra, Slovakia - 48 degrees and change North.
bushdoctor82
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Does that tree produce edible figs?
ETXfigs
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It's a ficus macrophylla, native to Australia. Wikipedia says it produces edible fruit that tastes like other figs.
Ficus macrophylla - Wikipedia
TorontoJoe
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Nice trunk!
Figgin' A
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Beautiful trees!!! Thanks for sharing. Can you post the links to these?
ETXfigs
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Here is a link to the ones that are growing out of the wall. There are several trees there. I don't have a link to the others.
GilaMonster
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I love arizona but I would love to have a fertile plot of land like thatNot a street view, but look at these potted fig rows! LolAnyone else Google up their fig patch to see what it looks like from above?
ETXfigs
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TorontoJoe
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TorontoJoe
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I know this area around Capaci. About as rustic as it gets there. Very near Carini. The wild figs are just everywhere. Super dense with them.
TorontoJoe
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May I ask what area? Reminds me of the hills near Cefalu.
Figgerlickinggood
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Fig trees do grow like weeds here. Especially seeing it growing out from a stone wall. These are 5 star photos
ETXfigs
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Here is a really tall fig tree, looks like it's growing out of an old building in Greece.
TorontoJoe
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Here is a really tall fig tree, looks like it's growing out of an old building in Greece.
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That's a big one... I'm glad it has a home
Carmelo
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The village is San Biagio Platani in province of Agrigento.