Top 4 of September

[@GardenerEarthGuy]

I used to grow bananna in Seattle by using bubble wrap through the winter. It looks kinda silly, but it might save you pinching? When I take cuttings from mine the sap somehow always gets on my fingers and I won't have full fingerprints for a spell. Happy Fall!

[@MittenFigs]

Those look excellent. So the partially ripened fruit can be a characteristic of new trees?

[@rickj1135]

I live in 5A and have my new I258 sitting in my dining room by a window. It has 5-6 figs on it which have not started to swell yet. Do you think I have a chance of ripening any of these indoors? If not, should I just let it go dormant outside? Thanks

[@janetwestrup411]

I have a Pacific green fig tree that is fruiting now, but it’s at least 6yrs old and has not grown one inch since I put it in the ground in my orchard. What do I feed it? How often do I prune it and when? I live in S. Oregon , zone 8 b. It’s the beginning of Autumn now.

[@RKfigs]

Maybe sure you protect it in the winter and Watch this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6SUg4ONabqZf8Usi=vDq0J3nCMoeG1n3C

[@xinzhang7912]

Nice video. I am interested in Violette De Bordeaux fig. Do you have cuttings or newly rooted VDB tree available now? I am from GTA.

[@RKfigs]

I have both if you're located in Canada RKFigs.ca