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- 1Warm September Brings Record Fig Harvests to Home Gardens●With an exceptionally warm September this year, the fig tree in our garden decided to take it one step further. They're
An exceptionally warm September has pushed fig trees into overproduction, with gardeners reporting unusually large harvests. One gardener described the fruit as 'little bags of jam' and picked around 5 kilograms, leaving harder-to-reach figs for birds, bees and hornets. The early, abundant ripening is being linked to the warm late-summer weather, with comments pointing to climate effects on seasonal crops.
- 2A Ripe Fig in October Delights Home Grower●A ripe fig in October! (It was much browner on the other side, I'm just really bad at photography) It hadn't actually sp
A gardener has picked a ripe fig in October, marking the fourth consecutive month of harvests from a tree rescued 15 years ago. The fruit was soft and reportedly tasted great, despite looking browner and less photogenic on one side. The grower shared the small horticultural milestone with an online gardening community, where home harvest achievements like this draw appreciation.
- 3Israeli settlers destroy Palestinian farm near Arraba▼Israeli settlers attacked a 4.5-dunam farm belonging to Amin Muhammad al-Sha’ir in Arraba, north of the occupied West Ba
Israeli settlers attacked a 4.5-dunam farm belonging to Amin Muhammad al-Sha'ir in Arraba, north of the occupied West Bank. The settlers tore down the perimeter fence, uprooted more than 300 fig trees and vandalized the irrigation system, in what is described as an attempt to displace Palestinians from their land.