Show me your garden + figs! 🤩

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the veggie garden is off to the races
i'll get garden pics once it stops raining monday lol

Are the short fences around the raised beds to keep a local critter from snacking? Just curious. I figure it's not bunnies since they don't climb.

That rain today has been unreal. The whole northeast got soaked! It's still coming down here. Apparently 5cm today..... and, one of my downspouts is clogged! :confused: I was not going up a ladder in this mess to fix it.
 
Are the short fences around the raised beds to keep a local critter from snacking? Just curious. I figure it's not bunnies since they don't climb.

That rain today has been unreal. The whole northeast got soaked! It's still coming down here. Apparently 5cm today..... and, one of my downspouts is clogged! :confused: I was not going up a ladder in this mess to fix it.
They are too make them taller for cheap lol. Some bamboo stakes, chicken wire, string (to tie across to fight the outward pressure) and burlap
 
Wow!! I’m hoping to be eating some ripe figs soon!! What all do you have producing this season ?
these have figs but I have " bumps on many more
1. alma- dropped all the breba due to aggressive pruning but main crop is already pingpong size
2 lsu gold
3. Celeste from a forum member thank you motherwise 😁
4. Lsu Hollier
5. Dominick
6. Greek isles
7. Smith in ground still very tiny and one or two pea size figs dropped but has more
8 exquisito
9 i258
10 campaniere
11 peters honey
12 souadi
13 sweet joy
14 koura black - small but holding on
15 red Lebanese ( not belka)
16 Olympian
17 Brown turkey
18 barbellone very tiny figs
20 LSU scotts black very tiny
21 Cherry cordial dropped all initial ones now has new crop of marble size
22 nerrucio de elba- I probably spelled wrong but no time to look it up
23Gote de miel look like it has a tiny one
24 nuestro senora del Carmen

And much excitement my Portuguese unknown forum #4 has a teeny tiny fig I think.... I need another week but there are also several bumps that look like they will be figs!!!! I have conservatively another 60 varieties with no figs yet... The three I'm rooting for are galicia negra and calderona and gozo girl.
 
these have figs but I have " bumps on many more
1. alma- dropped all the breba due to aggressive pruning but main crop is already pingpong size
2 lsu gold
3. Celeste from a forum member thank you motherwise 😁
4. Lsu Hollier
5. Dominick
6. Greek isles
7. Smith in ground still very tiny and one or two pea size figs dropped but has more
8 exquisito
9 i258
10 campaniere
11 peters honey
12 souadi
13 sweet joy
14 koura black - small but holding on
15 red Lebanese ( not belka)
16 Olympian
17 Brown turkey
18 barbellone very tiny figs
20 LSU scotts black very tiny
21 Cherry cordial dropped all initial ones now has new crop of marble size
22 nerrucio de elba- I probably spelled wrong but no time to look it up
23Gote de miel look like it has a tiny one
24 nuestro senora del Carmen

And much excitement my Portuguese unknown forum #4 has a teeny tiny fig I think.... I need another week but there are also several bumps that look like they will be figs!!!! I have conservatively another 60 varieties with no figs yet... The three I'm rooting for are galicia negra and calderona and gozo girl.
Wow!!! Incredible. Truly. I have 6 varieties currently fruiting. Most of my trees are still super young. They’ve loved all of this rain though. You have so many varieties!! Geez. That’s awesome. 👏
 
All my mature varieties have fruit except for Mary Lane seedless, she’s struggling. Young trees like Ondata, Smith, Campaniere, BBN, JH Adriatic, VdS, and YLN are still putting on vertical growth.

Fruiting currently but not ripe:
Margarita, Mehdi’s FF, LSU Tiger, WM#1, MBVS, Green Mich, Alma, Deanna, TX Straw, Black Manz, Vince #3, Mega Celeste.
 

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Wow!!! Incredible. Truly. I have 6 varieties currently fruiting. Most of my trees are still super young. They’ve loved all of this rain though. You have so many varieties!! Geez. That’s awesome. 👏
The rain has been crazy but would be nicer if it wasn't a deluge that washes right through the pots then it gets hot with blazing sun trying to wilt them all. You are 4 hours north of me I think which makes about 4 weeks difference. I have a friend in the panhandle that really was 8 weeks behind me in temperature. All the ones with fruit are last year trees and most of them only have 4-10 figlets so it sounds like a lot but it's not that much. Except alma which has probably 200 green figs on it from marble to ping pong size. I'm making jam this year I hope!
 
All my mature varieties have fruit except for Mary Lane seedless, she’s struggling. Young trees like Ondata, Smith, Campaniere, BBN, JH Adriatic, VdS, and YLN are still putting on vertical growth.

Fruiting currently but not ripe:
Margarita, Mehdi’s FF, LSU Tiger, WM#1, MBVS, Green Mich, Alma, Deanna, TX Straw, Black Manz, Vince #3, Mega Celeste.
Funny you should say that. I have 2 Mary Lane and both have issues and are doing nothing
 
Funny you should say that. I have 2 Mary Lane and both have issues and are doing nothing
That’s interesting, maybe it’s the variety? Or perhaps they don’t like the heat/humidity. I’m fairly close to the Gulf, wonder if that has something to do g to do with it.
 
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