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Fig Interviews

Talking with Other Cold-Climate Fig Growers

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This is the place to tune in to interviews about growing figs in cold climates with other fig enthusiasts and experts.

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Fig Tree Winter Protection with Ross Raddi

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Here’s a chat I had with PA fig expert Ross Raddi about figs in cold climates.

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Fig Fetishists: Oakville, Ontario

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Fig Fetishists: Brantford, Ontario

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Fig Fanatics

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Land Conservation, Public Access, and Figs!

Jack Spruill joins us to talk about land conservation, public access — and figs!

Rooftop Veggie Garden and Figs in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh gardener Seth Finn talks about the rooftop garden where he grows veg and figs.

How to Use Fig Leaves in the Kitchen

Chef David Salt talks about how to use fig leaves in the kitchen.

Angelo's Fig Tree

Figs: A Taste of Home in a Country of Immigrants

Growing and Sharing Figs in a Community Fig Orchard

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What's New in the Garden, Q+A, Figs

REWIND: An Engineer Grows Figs in NJ

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Francesco’s Fig Tree

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Off the Beaten Path with…Figs

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Heat Column to Protect Figs

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Growing Figs in the Mountains

Grow Figs in Seattle

Ocracoke Fig Festival

Greenhouse Figs in Pennsylvania

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Springtime Fig Shuffle

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Greenhouse Figs in Massachusetts

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