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A Ripe Fig in October Delights Home Grower
Original: 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.
Why now: People enjoy home garden harvest milestones, especially extended fruiting from a rescued tree.
Evidence
- A ripe fig in October! (It was much browner on the other side, I'm just really bad at photography) It hadn't actually split, but it was soft and tasted great. This means we've had figs off the tree for four consecutive months. Given it was a rescue 15 years ago, and little more… · Badgardener@mountains.social · 2
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