@@ElevateTheProcess well, I got three nice cuttings from a tree two houses further down the street. That was such a beautiful tree.

@@thefigtreeguy I thought that area was prone to freezing temperatures and it’s in ground? Were you able to find out the variety? The figs looked quite large.

@@ElevateTheProcess it’s in zone 9 and the temperature rarely goes to freezing.

@@ElevateTheProcess these trees have been there for many years and the new owners never met the people who planted them. It’s another unknown fig tree. That’s why I tag each of my trees with a metal tag that will last for many years.

@@thefigtreeguy Interesting and thanks for sharing.

Thanks @@chriscannon5822

@@user-jr2er4ig9t you know I tried to but I needed a ladder. There was a coffee shop next door and I went there, asked if they had I ladder I could borrow and they thought I was a crazy homeless man.

@thefigtreeguy But, were you wearing a Carhart shirt and carrying a tape measure ?

@@user-jr2er4ig9t I wing it with regular clothes and my intuition. No tape measure.

Really? We have lots if bunnies, woodchucks and other animals but I never had any of them eat any of my veggies. Last year my because I didn’t cover the two grapevines birds ate all the grapes.

Hello @ElevateTheProcess, around the Mediterranean such dishes are very common. Thanks for the comment and for visiting!

Lots if cucumbers to be pickled!

lol @@ElevateTheProcess as a matter of fact, yes, I do hire two babysitters, for the weekends and weekdays.

@@RegisSonner he’s right and we know it.

@@RegisSonner it was delicious. Thanks!!

@@nisettelle oops! Made some chickpea pasta and it’s a goner!

Yes, @@Talhoffer317 , they don’t last a long time at home. Thanks for visiting and for the comment.

Thanks for the feedback, @sanc47.

Thanks @user-jr2er4ig9t! It was delicious.

Thank you @pjorge8363. I subscribe to the Ruth Stout philosophy of deep mulching and makes things easier. I have eight beds where I grow onions, garlic, peppers, pickling cucumbers AND lots of figs. It’s my happy place. Seeing the hummingbirds visit so often makes my day brighter. Thanks for visiting!!!

Hello @katilpatates290, This is a traditional recipe and it needs the extra alcohol.

@@thefigtreeguy thank you sir.

Hello!!! Greetings from the USA! My top priority is to visit Turkey one day. Thanks for visiting @katilpatates290

Thanks for visiting, @CFKane668.

Thanks, @protosheep.

Thanks @ISayWhatIWant for taking the time to comment.

@@thefigtreeguy I paused it

Correct! Friends gave us a cutting near the end of the summer. The cutting was planted in a small pot with some dirt. We kept it in the house and watered it once a month. In May we planted it outside and had been there three years, uncovered and completely unprotected. We’re in zone 6b in NY.

Hi @Tamra-xy2cn, I added dill, parsley, mint, one smallish grated zucchini, two grated tomatoes, salt and pepper too. Yum!

@@thefigtreeguy Mwauh✨

Thanks @Winter420!

Hey @johnmyrick2123, after the cutting roots well, put it in a one gallon pot. Every year I root about 150 cuttings and because I do this indoors and the space is limited I use smaller pots. I hope this helps you.

Just saw this comment. Stupid KZfaq never notified me. I would use a pot 2 to 3 sizes larger than what you have now.

Thanks, @ZzSparkzZ! That’s my baby cactus!!!

lol @unfortunatelygnarly.

Γεια σου @jurchi. Thanks for visiting and commenting. I use “σας” when speaking with an older person and/or a person who deserves respect. For example, if you meet someone who’s older than you address that person using “σας”, καλημέρα σας. I hope this helps you.

Thanks @DaveOriginallyfromBrooklyn!

Hey @pjorge8363, nice to hear from you again. If the tree is planted in the ground, just water for the first year. After the first year the roots will be too deep and no watering is needed. For potted trees, you must water often AND you should fertilize with a, 5-5-5 organic fertilizer.

Well, that’s what the owner told me. His grandfather planted them a long time ago.

Yes, @LisaKnobel! Asparagus loves sandy soil and once the roots are established they can go very, very deep.

Hi @michellebolen3892, I’m not familiar with Maine. We’re in Ogunquit. There is an ice cream shop called Scoop Deck and this garden in right there, you can’t miss it.

Of course!

Yes! The first two years you do not harvest any spears and you develop strong roots. You should harvest the spears while they are small, but if you let them develop they will be very thick. You can use a vegetable peeler to remove the skin and you’ll have a tasty vegetable to eat.

Použitie do kytíc.

It does look kinda scary, @asanablue.

It's in maine what snakes?

Correct @@ballardmattingly6676 No snakes, just lots of weeds.

Nothing poisonous or really dangerous. ​@@ballardmattingly6676

I don’t think so.

Si hlupák

In the future for this type of cuttings I will root them in water. So, first in water until you get roots and then in a potting mixture. Thanks for visiting.

Hey @thestig572420, I will be checking this place later on today. Thanks!

I’m just trying to make my country better. Haw many people know that a mile is 5,280 feet?

This man has done more to make this country a better place than most folks.

What?!?!?!?!?! That’s where we go every day to eat lobster rolls.

A lot of interesting curse words came from Turkey, but the meaning is lost in translation.

Yes!

Ha ha ha, I learned carpentry techniques from my good neighbor.

lol @ryanbaird8154, Thyme-ing is very important!

lol. You funny.