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Lee in Doncaster

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pleb

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Re: Figs [I think] Spotted on my local walk today
« Reply #1 on: 16:37:21, 07/12/20 »
Yes figs I think. Looks like the leaves have dropped off but the figs are still hanging on till hard frosts. They do grow in Yorkshire but don't get to a great size.
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Re: Figs [I think] Spotted on my local walk today
« Reply #2 on: 17:00:51, 07/12/20 »
I agree with Pleb, certainly figs.I had a fig tree when we lived in Middlesex. It sort of forms next years fruit in the previous Autumn.Loved the smell of the very sappy branches when pruning them.
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Lee in Doncaster

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Re: Figs [I think] Spotted on my local walk today
« Reply #3 on: 17:19:33, 07/12/20 »
Yes figs I think. Looks like the leaves have dropped off but the figs are still hanging on till hard frosts. They do grow in Yorkshire but don't get to a great size.


They used to grow down by the River Don in Sheffield because of the extra heat from the steelworks...I wonder if they still do.
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Re: Figs [I think] Spotted on my local walk today
« Reply #4 on: 21:12:17, 08/12/20 »
Another decent looking walk there Lee.  Cheers for posting  O0

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Re: Figs [I think] Spotted on my local walk today
« Reply #5 on: 22:45:01, 08/12/20 »
Nice walk, Lee!
By pure coincidence I spotted figs today on a bare tree in a garden in Greenford, Middlesex. I think it's the first time I've seen any in Britain. Wasn't your old tree was it, JimBob?

 

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