Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@NorannV Gosh. Pilgrim words. So beautiful, Norann. I thought you might enjoy knowing how figs figure in the reinhabitory foodshed movement hereabouts. We're an edgy area for figs. As such, we put a lot of effort into tracking and propagating varieties that reliably produce.

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Nick Routledge@AgrarianSharing · 15 Sept 2024

6/ "Each man under his own vine and fig tree" (Mic. 4:4) traditionally denotes peace and prosperity. George Washington extended the metaphor to denote the equality of all Americans regardless of faith. Buddha found enlightenment (bodhi) meditating under a fig (F. religiosa) tree.

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Image of Brad and Chris sorting fig scion.

Within minutes of our landing in S. Oregon for this weekend's prop fairs in Cave Junction and Williams, Chris and Brad are busy sorting the fifteen varieties of fig we're offering here this spring: Brown Turkey, Brunswick, Desert King, Gillette, Golden Rainbow, 'Hearty-Culture', Olympia, LSU Hollier, Longue d'Aout, Mt. Etna, Negronne, Smith, Violette de Bordeaux, Springfield Black, Marseilles Black.
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Facebook post here: Image of Brad and Chris sorting fig scion. Within minutes of our landing in S. Oregon for this weekend's prop fairs in Cave Junction and Williams, Chris and Brad are busy sorting the fifteen varieties of fig we're offering here this spring: Brown Turkey, Brunswick, Desert King, Gillette, Golden Rainbow, 'Hearty-Culture', Olympia, LSU Hollier, Longue d'Aout, Mt. Etna, Negronne, Smith, Violette de Bordeaux, Springfield Black, Marseilles Black.

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