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Posted by Rob N TN on December 30, 2025, 12:12 pm, in reply to "Fig bar and plants"
Hi Jason, great to hear about Brad. He enjoyed living in California so you never know. That Yucca looks nice and a trunker no doubt.
Id like to get some Pines, but will have to settle for another type evergreen tree. I'm till planning for a Big Leaf Magnolia. The only place I've seen them has been turned into a scenic overlook on state property so may have to buy one.
I likely won't try Butia again. I've killed two. Yours look great. Good luck with it. My brown Turkey Fig grew so huge I had to take it out. What a job that was. It never did fruit well and often attacked by wasp. I would only get a couple dozen fruits each year, but they tasted great. The canopy overshadowed everything in a decent microclimate in just a few years. I like old world plants though, Sago, Date Palm and Fig. Appreciate seeing this. HAPPY NEW YEAR.
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