Yumm! Those look great!

Some awesome juice!

Another week, another ridiculous amount of fruit to go through.
2 tubs full already processed & a big bowl still to go! (Most will go through the juicer soon)

Thanks for the advise!
No idea what varieties these are. Got them from the in-laws (sucker from their tastiest tree)
They make huge fruit!

Hello all,
I was able to get some cuttings recently.
Does rooting these work just like rooting fig cuttings?
Any extra care?

Thank you!

Thanks too bad about the Erin. Sounded like an interesting variety.
Any chance that it will get better with age??


It's white inside, has no acidity and tastes like sugar water.
You can sprinkle some lemon juice while eating :)
Or be more creative.
I might have a few cuttings later on and ...

Not yet! I picked 1 fruit from each variety to inspect at home, but they were not nearly close to being ripe yet. I will keep checking the trees and will definitely post updated pictures if I find a ripe one!

Found a field of wild growing pomegranate trees. From what I can tell, they are 3 different varieties, a very dark purple (almost black), regular red, and a lighter red.
Only took pictures of the really dark ones.
Must be like 15-20 trees growing out there.
Not sure who originally planted these, but ...

Thanks too bad about the Erin. Sounded like an interesting variety.
Any chance that it will get better with age??

I haven’t gotten any pomegranate plants from there, but will definitely keep my eye out for an Erin pomegranate. Would love to know if they actually produce fruit all year like they claim!
As far as figs go, I got: Flanders, Sequoia, Black Ischia, Figo Preto, Mary Lane, Kesariani, Bourjasotte Grise ...