We are getting 10-15 figs a day from this volunteer (well, bird-seeded) fig tree in the back garden. It s behind our little garden shed. This is good because it doesn’t take up a lot of space, but bad because it wants to reach up so high that it is difficult to get to the fruit.
My wife discovered that she loved figs a few years ago when she gathered some from another neighborhood tree, so it is nice to be able to provide her fruit from her very own garden. She found this delicious recipe for fig cake that she has made on several occasions. I will get that recipe from her and post it as soon as I can.
Once the fruiting is done for the year, I will probably try and prune this fig back into some sort of manageable shape in preparation for next year.
Woot those are nice I’m doing same here going to make figgy preserves for the Holidays <|;-) Love It
The wife likes to make a fig cake with ours…and eat them out of hand, of course.