In this video, I feature 4 fig varieties I almost culled their first year that totally transformed as they aged, and now these fig trees are blowing my mind as some of my best fig varieties!

A fruit tree often improves its fruit quality as it matures. Figs trees are similar, so never judge a fig tree based on its first season or two's fruit quality. A fig tree you think is mediocre when young may produce some of the best tasting figs you've ever had as the tree ages and turn into one of the must have fig varieties. These previously mediocre trees are now turning out some of my best figs this season!

TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 Fig Tree Giveaway Challenge!
0:48 Don't Judge Fruit Trees Based On Their First Harvest
1:58 Young Fig Trees Need 23 Seasons To Make Good Figs
2:54 Col de Dame Rimada Fig Tree
4:40 Col de Dame Rimada Fig Taste Test
5:58 Dale's Taste Test #1
6:15 Negra d'Agde Fig Tree
7:22 Negra d'Agde Fig Taste Test
9:40 Dale's Taste Test #2
10:05 Blava (Campanera) Fig Tree
11:10 Blava (Campanera) Fig Taste Test
12:36 Dale's Taste Test #3
13:00 Galicia Negra Fig Tree
15:09 Galicia Negra Fig Taste Test
17:05 Dale's Taste Test #4
17:25 Final Thoughts And Summary

If you have any questions about how to grow figs, growing figs in ground or growing figs in containers, are looking for any fig growing tips, or tips growing fruit trees in general, want to know about the things I am growing in my backyard garden, are looking for any gardening tips and tricks, or have questions about gardening and organic gardening in general, please ask in the Comments below!

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