Kadota Fig | Fig Trees - Figs 4 Fun
Kadota Fig | Fig Trees - Figs 4 Fun
Kadota Fig | Fig Trees - Figs 4 Fun
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<strong>Kadota</strong> <strong>Fig</strong> | <strong>Fig</strong> <strong>Trees</strong><br />
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Brown Turkey<br />
<strong>Kadota</strong><br />
<strong>Kadota</strong> <strong>Fig</strong><br />
About <strong>Kadota</strong> <strong>Fig</strong>s<br />
<strong>Kadota</strong> <strong>Fig</strong> is a moderately growing fig tree. <strong>Fig</strong> trees<br />
require sun all day to ripen its fruit. <strong>Kadota</strong>’s figs have a<br />
yellowish green skin and red, juicy flesh. The figs are rich<br />
in flavor and should ripen around August.<br />
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Interesting Facts<br />
Evidence shows that fig cultivation dates back to at least<br />
5000 BC.<br />
Mr. Jack has a farm<br />
E-I-E-I-O<br />
and on his farm<br />
he has lots of trees<br />
E-I-E-I-O.<br />
Fruit <strong>Trees</strong> here,<br />
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Flowers & Foliage<br />
All figs are synconia, meaning that inside the fruit there is<br />
tens to hundreds of tiny flowers without stalks.<br />
The foliage is green spring through summer. The leaves<br />
have a soft hairy underside and a rough hairy upper<br />
surface.
<strong>Kadota</strong> <strong>Fig</strong> | <strong>Fig</strong> <strong>Trees</strong><br />
Blueberries there,<br />
and Cypress <strong>Trees</strong><br />
everywhere<br />
E-I-E-I-O<br />
and on his farm<br />
he has lots of fun<br />
E-I-E-I-O<br />
Facts About <strong>Kadota</strong> <strong>Fig</strong>s<br />
Mature Height: 15 - 25 feet<br />
Mature Spread: 15 - 25 feet<br />
Mature Form: Upright, Spreading<br />
Growth Rate: Moderate<br />
Sun Exposure: Full Sun<br />
Soil Moisture: Well-Drained<br />
Soil Type: Loamy, Sandy, or Clay<br />
Foliage Color: Green<br />
Fall Color: Orange, Red, or Yellow<br />
Ripens: August<br />
Fruit Color Green<br />
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● Accent<br />
● Specimen<br />
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pH Preference: 6.0 - 6.5<br />
Zones: 7 - 10<br />
Heritage: Southwest Asia<br />
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