Fig Brown Turkey ash The "Rule of Six Inches"

The "Rule of Six Inches" (Fruit Thinning): This is the most painful but important part of pruning a Belle of Georgia

Good sun exposure is critical for fruit sugar development and preventing fungal diseases

Preservation for "Off-Season"- Because the harvest window for Royal Apricots is so short (usually just 2–3 weeks in mid-summer)

It benefits from annual pruning in late winter or early spring to remove any dead or diseased branches and promote new growth and flowering

Best Uses for "Old" Fujis (Post-February)

Fig Brown Turkey ash The "Rule of Six Inches"The Brown Turkey Fig is a deciduous shrub or small tree with large, lobed leaves that are dark green and slightly hairy on the upper surface and lighter green underneath. It produces medium to large sized figs with a purplish brown skin and sweet, reddish pink flesh. The Brown Turkey Fig is often called the "Reliable Fig" because it is a prolific producer that begins fruiting at a very young age. Like the Black Mission, it is a bifere variety, meaning