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| Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA, August 6, 2018 |
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...something that won't be harvested around here!
ReplyDeleteI love figs, but they never seemed to ripen for me here. I guess our season isn't long enough. Yours look good though, and I hope the critters will leave you some!
ReplyDeleteDave, I have a friend close that thought her fig tree died so she cut it back to ground and now she has about 100 figs on her bush.
DeleteOh I bet they are going to be yummy
ReplyDeleteMollyx
Hello, figs are not one of my favorite things. The critters enjoy the harvest.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day and new week ahead!
Beautiful figs!
ReplyDeleteThey look yummy!
ReplyDeleteTasty figs!
ReplyDeleteyummy, love figs!
ReplyDeleteLove figs. Would love to plant a tree in my backyard. Is it easy to grow?
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
They wouldn't do well here.
ReplyDeleteYummy! Will you eat them as is, or will you make something with them? I like figs. Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteYummy . Please tell something about my blog captures.
ReplyDeleteFigs! OMG!! They may grow here but I am not sure
ReplyDeleteMB
Such great looking figs! I've always wanted a fig tree, but I don't have a place to put it during the winter.
ReplyDeleteWe have a fig tree, but after cutting it back drastically we had only two fruits this summer, although there are masses more growing I doubt if they'll ripen before the colder weather. Lovely to see your harvest Lea!
ReplyDeleteWe've picked a few figs too and like you have to beat the birds to them. This is the first year that they have bothered them.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! I bet they are delicious! Sure are photogenic! :-)
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