Brunswick, Too Often Overlooked!

[@cameroncinnamon4722]

It seems the June sunshine is treating you and yours quite well. Your garden looks great!

[@geraldinebusch]

Hi Lou! Brunswick sounds very interesting, glad you saved it!! To answer your Star Trek question, that episode (Season #1 1966) was called : "The Man Trap" where the salt craving monster was a female shape shifter. Thanks for sharing...until next time!

[@loumonti10]

Thank you, Geraldine! I'll look for it, for a refresh, under that title. Yes; Brunswick can certainly be rewarding, especially in certain regions of the country. It's also very cold hardy! Thanks for watching. Lou Monti

[@troypriddythr]

thanks for sharing !!! always enjoy your videos

[@baneverything5580]

My 4 new "Celeste" fig trees have leaves just like this but also some branches with only shield shaped leaves. They`re all growing vertical, skinny stems and I have no idea what they really are. No fruits formed this year. They`re in the ground in Louisiana. I guess I`ll have to order another Celeste to get a Celeste. Thank goodness my Brown Turkey tree is already making figs. At least I know one tree is a fruit producer.

[@ishapattanashettar9504]

I’m a new subscriber, lam really enjoying your videos. can you make a video about fig tree roots and how far from the house I should plant the tree. Because I have a very small backyard but I love to plant lots of fig trees. I already planted two fig tree Celeste and Brown turkey 😀 I want to plant more trees

[@loumonti10]

@ishapattanashettar9504 Hi Isha! I wouldn't want to provide you with any advice about how close to your house you can plant fig trees. There are many variables to consider, probably too many to cram into a small book. However, I have been asked this question many times, and I've loosely addressed it it when I have, and in several of my videos, as well. Personally, throughout my lifetime, I have never had any problems, but every situation is different, and I would not advise you to plant close to your foundation without researching it thoroughly first. Thanks for watching! Lou Monti

[@ishapattanashettar9504]

@@loumonti10 thank you so much for the advice 🙏🙏

[@abidmajeed8651]

Hi What r your favourite five fig varieties?

[@Sunnydaypicnic]

I winder if you have ever been to Italy/spain/france in fig season?

[@loumonti10]

Hi there! No, unfortunately, I have never been to Europe. Perhaps someday! Thanks for watching. Lou Monti

[@3moirai]

Are you going to propagate this Brunswick so you have some spares?

[@loumonti10]

@3moirai Yes, eventually. I always keep this variety active somewhere in my collection. It's a very old family airlume. Lou Monti