Figs 2018~2023
August 8th, 2020October 5th


October 16th Had two or three figs each day for the last week and more with maybe a dozen in line for ripening. Early in the month I had cut back most of the longer reaching branches so as not to overwhelm or damage the greenhouse and wonder if that will force more energy into fruit ripening.
October 26th Had the last three figs today as the frost is about to arrive tonight for a week. I wasn't sure they were quite ripe, well two of the moreso, as they were not very soft, hanging down or a bit brown, but those two were the sweeter??
2019 No data recorded
2020 I cut back branches twice this year to allow work in the greenhouse. The greenhouse really needs to be moved?? Lots of figs. August 8th On average I've had a couple a day for well over a week.
2021 No data recorded
2022 July 18th 2 figs today :) October 16th There are a lot of unripe figs 4 were edible today October 30th Still getting a few a day
2023 Aug 6th 2 figs
Figs 2024~2026
August 17th, 20242016 | 2017 | Raife's 2022 | 2023
2026
- Oct. 7th Looking back at 2023 it seems the figs ripened early this year as they I had finished picking them, by October, whereas in 2023 I started in October �
- Oct. 4th Some of the second trance are edible. They are small and purple, not so red-ripe inside but sweet and soft.
- Oct 6th:
July 31st 2026 - August ??:
Fig Day - July 31st:
July 31st 2026 - July 26th: Noticed that many figs are missing form the smaller tree, all the large one must have ripened when I went away for a few days. Found one under a leaf that the birds had missed.
2024 Aug 17th One from each tree. Both were larger, darker and more droopy in shape.
Fig and Tree
July 8th, 2016I stole a twig from an overhanging tree in Calstock last spring. It took well and even produced a few small fig buds to my surprise. I had heard that stress can force a plant to procreate but from a cutting in first year? Anyway this year the four buds have grown to figs and I picked the one really ripe one. It has been soft with a slight red tint for some four or five days. I'd been away for a couple of days and it had not been eaten by slug, snail, mouse, avian, wasp or deer.
































