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DM Rosner and I were surprised to see one of Mr Tanner's friends today. He didn't tell us to look out for this guy. Maybe that's why the friend doesn't seem happy.
We have a little fig tree in our back yard, and obviously it's just starting to bloom. I don't know anything about fig trees, but I'm looking forward to the fruit.
The owners of this beautiful open it on several occasions during the seasons to visitors as part of the National Gardens Scheme in the UK. They do this to raise money for good causes and charities that the NGS supports.
You can find out more about the NGS here… www.ngs.org.uk
Over the years we've visited a lot of gardens to gain inspiration and enjoyment. Three gardens stand out (in our minds) as exceptional. This is one of them, so please go along and see it if you've ever looked for sheer pleasure and enjoyment at someone else's hard work! It really is worth a visit.
Large Fig tree inside of Fort Pulaski National Monument, located between Savannah and Tybee Island, Georgia.
sweet caramelized exterior, flaky buttery layers inside, all delicious! Made by Figtree Kitchen, bought at Newburyport Farmers Market!
The little fig tree in my yard is really filling out, and seems very happy, despite the drought and record heat. Now that it has begun producing figs, the squirrels have taken a great interest in it, bouncing from thin branch to thin branch, in search of the ripest ones. I doubt any of them will make it to my plate this year.