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<strong>Sue's</strong> <strong>fig</strong> <strong>trees</strong><br />
Petite Negri (1) From Jose 2008<br />
Sal's <strong>fig</strong> (2) From Al<br />
Sal's Fig (1) From Herman2 (VS) died?<br />
Violette de Bordeaux (Negronne) (2) From Burnt Ridge Nursery<br />
Vista Mission (1) From Jon (Encanto Farms) 2007<br />
Unknown Varieties<br />
From Chris, 2007 Unk Portuguese <strong>fig</strong> (2) Main crop only<br />
Point Loma <strong>Figs</strong> - from Madeira<br />
Grandma's Unknown Green Fig (4) Green Fig/Amber center 2007<br />
Aunt Laura's Unk purple <strong>fig</strong> (4)<br />
From my Aunt in Sacramento, 2008<br />
Mother tree was full grown on the ranch they bought 40 years ago.<br />
Italian - Cinque Terre (3) cuttings taken 9/2008<br />
Italian - Siena (1) cuttings taken 9/2008<br />
Italian - 1950 Dr. Reardon's collection via Nick P.<br />
Italian Ville Montagna Purple (1) cutting from Il Poggio alle Ville, Tuscany 10/2007<br />
Abandonded Orchard, Brentwood, Ca. (3) Kadota/Calimyrna?<br />
Todd St Fig (1) From Jose's unk <strong>fig</strong>, 2008 (1) Possibly a Celeste?<br />
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