Let’s get this out of the way: fig trees are wild at heart. You plant one thinking it’ll stay tidy, grow up gracefully, and gift you fruit without fuss. But then? Branches go rogue. Leaves sprawl like they’re auditioning for a jungle scene. And the figs—well, they can be hit or miss if you’re not […]
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There’s something weirdly magical about figs. Maybe it’s their jammy, floral flavor that feels like sunshine in a bite. Or maybe it’s the look on someone’s face when they eat a perfectly ripe fig straight from the tree—eyes wide, slow chew, that little pause like wait… what just happened? Either way, it’s no surprise more […]