Golden glow from ripening barley and fig tree foreground (best on large).
Another shot of the view from the garden. I reckon the figs will be ripe in about a month ("sooner than that" says my brother-in-law and he will probably be right; I was thinking of my 4 fig trees in my London garden years ago!).
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Taken on Monday June 27, 2022
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Posted on Wednesday June 29, 2022
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Peter Castell said:
Andy Rodker replied to Peter Castell:
Boro said:
ColRam said:
Bonne soirée.
William Sutherland said:
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Jenny McIntyre said:
Andy Rodker replied to Jenny McIntyre:
Yes, I think so.
When I had fig trees, I think I had 2 different types, but I can't rememebr the variety names, nor their growth specifics, except that one definitely did as you say! In fact the fruit appeared, in winter, long before the leaves but when it became ripe, I can no longer recall (perhaps July? with the other type a bit later) - I do recall though that the fruit was green on one and purple on the other.
This tree has a lot of immature fruit but somehow I didn't catch more than a couple in this shot!
Mario Vargas said:
Andy Rodker replied to Mario Vargas:
Malik Raoulda said:
Les figues sont déjà mûres chez nous.
Bonne journée.
Andy Rodker replied to Malik Raoulda:
Yes, it depends on the variety! I had an early ripening variety in my garden in England which enjoyed a sunny spot!
©UdoSm said:
Since it has been so warm, the figs also thrive here in the Allgäu on the northern edge of the Alps...
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Madeleine Defawes said:
Bonne journée. Amitiés
Eric Desjours said:
This photo is particularly personal - and really beautiful! This perspective, accompanied by fig trees, is really inhabited by you. And this is what I have been trying to achieve for years through photography (before it was drawing, then music...!)
Frode said: