Useful links...

[TorontoJoe]

These are all quite random but resources that I've found useful. I welcome additions to this list. These are not official endorsements... just links to people and places that I like. I will be adding to this list. Feel free to do the same.... Anything you feel might be of interest to our fellow members..

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[ktrain]

For East coast fig growers, Pete has left up his Virginia page which I find a great resource that covers many varieties.

https://figlife.com/archived-virginia-page

 

[TorontoJoe]

For East coast fig growers, Pete has left up his Virginia page which I find a great resource that covers many varieties.

https://figlife.com/archived-virginia-page

Good one... Thank you!

 

[GoodFriendMike]

https://waynesword.net/arbimg10.htm Some good info here. Just remember when reading. He is talking about other types of ficus as well. And some photo's will be a certain fig specific wasp. And not the one that pollinates carica.

 

[bushdoctor82]

mountainfigs.net

This was the first website I visited to get information on my family unknown fig tree. A great resource on figs and other fruits.

A recent link on the website lists various health benefits and provides fig recipes that look and sound delicious.

 

[TorontoJoe]

mountainfigs.net

This was the first website I visited to get information on my family unknown fig tree. A great resource on figs and other fruits.

A recent link on the website lists various health benefits and provides fig recipes that look and sound delicious.

I’ve liked them for years

 

[SubmarinePete]

This one has some useful info:
https://www.REDACTED.com/

Seriously though, there is a lot of good historical info. Is there a way to archive it so that it doesn’t disappear someday?

 

[ktrain]

This one has some useful info:
https://www.REDACTED.com/

Seriously though, there is a lot of good historical info. Is there a way to archive it so that it doesn’t disappear someday?

That is probably one of the most dense places on the net for fig info, I suppose if I was the owner I would be backing it up.
Hoping to make this place a great source too!

 

[TorontoJoe]

Forget the link and the archive for a moment! Whatever.... @"SubmarinePete"#105 I needed to pinch myself... so good to hear from you!

Please, feel free to keep us on our toes... I know full well we don't have the largest repository of info... yet.

It is my goal to become the, "most dense"

So happy to see you here....

 

[bushdoctor82]

www.greencastonline.com

Has useful maps and data for soil temps, soil moisture and growing degree days throughout the US. Cornell also has similar for the Northeast and mid-Atlantic.

 

[GoodFriendMike]

https://npgsweb.ars-grin.gov/gringlobal/search