is this fig tree self pollinating?
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I am sorry but I do not know. I can say that we bought one late last summer and it grew like crazy. Because it was still young we kept it in the house this winter and it is phenomenal! It is big, healthy and ready to plant in the spring.
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No!! Mine came much like you see in the picture but without the fruit! At this time, going into its second year, it has 4 slightly under ripe lemons on it. We are thrilled with this plant. It comes VERY well packaged and protected to prevent limbs from breaking! Would make an excellent gift.
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The plant pictured is a hummingbird bush, but it is a tropical plant and is supposed to get small berries that turn almost black when ripe. My plant is still quite small and I have not had it long enough to get either flowers or fruit, but I live in South Florida where it will be evergreen and it is doing well. Your plant may not be this one since the fruit you describe sounds like it is larger.
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I believe it is; however, I have not tried it yet my plant is still too small
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If the house is warm and you place them in a sunny window they should be ok I think. You will have to hand pollinate to have them bear fruit.
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Yes they are. The female plants have a small berry that is actually a seed pod. These plants will produce but it's a much smaller spear.
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I am sire it has as this is an outfoor tree. Mine is outside now in cool temps.
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I have not tried it with figs, it probably will work if the figs are big enough.
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The time you asking the weather are still cold I must wait to see when it warmer to see any buds coming out I oder on Oct 30/2013 end planted late fall the end of November and cross my finger it will not die, this morning I came to inspected it had one buds starting picking out so I guest it would be ok, this JIRO FUYU PERSIMMON i bought it from Marthas Secrets it came in very small plant from the bottom to the top about 36" tall and about 14" wide, I also order another FUYOU PERSIMMON came in pot from differenced company Lemon Citrus it also doing well. Hope my answer would help
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i think it is. so far my plant is in my front window so it gets at least 6 hours of sun. i am seeing little shoots popping out of the soil. don't know if i shoule leave them.
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I thought this was self-fertile, but it has yet to produce fruit. Looks nice though.I have had it for quite a while now.
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yes...the old turkey fig tree is grown very well; also I am very please with the pimentos plants except for the poblanos and the rusian tomatoes thanks very much for the ?
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If it's a ficus... Yes. A juniper thrives outside and will not last too long inside
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I kept mine in its original container while it bore 5 delicious figs over the summer. I planted it today in my garden where full, afternoon sun will bathe it this fall & winter. I added a healthy does of organic soil around the base and watered it with alkaline water. Tonight it is going to dip into the low 50's so I threw a trash bag over the top of the tree and will remove it in the morning. I will wrap my tree with burlap when the weather plummets. My gf has a very old fig her g'ma brought from Italy back in 1940. It is alive and well in Val's yard! She told me she wraps hers so I'll wrap mine! There's nothing better than grilled figs with balsamic & a dollop of fresh goat cheese! I kept mine in its original container while it bore 5 delicious figs over the summer. I planted it today in my garden where full, afternoon sun will bathe it this fall & winter. I added a healthy does of organic soil around the base and watered it with alkaline water. Tonight it is going to dip into the low 50's so I threw a trash bag over the top of the tree and will remove it in the morning. I will wrap my tree with burlap when the weather plummets. My gf has a very old fig her g'ma brought from Italy back in 1940. It is alive and well in Val's yard! She told me she wraps hers so I'll... » Read More I kept mine in its original container while it bore 5 delicious figs over the summer. I planted it today in my garden where full, afternoon sun will bathe it this fall & winter. I added a healthy does of organic soil around the base and watered it with alkaline water. Tonight it is going to dip into the low 50's so I threw a trash bag over the top of the tree and will remove it in the morning. I will wrap my tree with burlap when the weather plummets. My gf has a very old fig her g'ma brought from Italy back in 1940. It is alive and well in Val's yard! She told me she wraps hers so I'll wrap mine! There's nothing better than grilled figs with balsamic & a dollop of fresh goat cheese! « Show Less
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from what i've read, the fragrance increases with age in all honeysuckles. mine haven't flowered yet, so i'm unsure.what i do know is many supossedly fragrant jasmines i've purchased have no scent. i think the fault lies with the growers.
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Yes. But you need two different types of avocado trees with opposite flowering cycles.
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i would said so, it has basic ingredients needed by all tress, just follow the directions and maybe use 1 or 2 stakesinstead of three, basically you dont want to burn the roots. you can also go to ehow and see whats recomended for fig trees.