Fig Celeste Size:5 Gallon but in a true drought

but in a true drought

Cold and Fast: Get your Galas into the refrigerator as soon as possible after picking

Thinning (The Golden Rule): Apricots are notorious for "biennial bearing"—producing a massive crop one year and almost nothing the next

Mexican Plum trees are also suitable for planting along streams

Fig Celeste Size:5 Gallon but in a true droughtThe Celeste Fig, often called the "Sugar Fig" or "Celestial Fig,", is widely the best variety for the Southeastern United States and areas with high humidity. Its tight "closed eye" makes it uniquely resistant to the souring and internal rot that can plague larger, open eyed varieties during rainy summers. Celeste fig trees are large, vigorous and very productive. Celeste figs usually ripen in mid to late June, well before most other fig varieties in