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Figs

A collection of 4 issues

Neighbors In The News: Nelson Ryland On This Year’s Lifeless Fig Trees

Comment after comment, they agreed: The fig trees, from Brooklyn to Queens and the Bronx, were dying in record numbers. On the Figs 4 Fun forum [http://figs4funforum.websitetoolbox.com/post/95-if-not-all-fig-tree-died-in-queens-ny-disaster-6888363] , they consoled one another over lifeless trees; fig growers from New York to Pennsylvania encouraged one another and

Pick Up A Fig Sapling From Stems To Benefit The Flatbush CommUNITY Garden

Much to our tastebuds’ content, it’s nearly fig season–and you can get the beginnings of a plant for yourself over the next little while at Stems Flower Shop [http://stemsbrooklyn.com] (1118 Cortelyou Road between Stratford and Westminster Roads). Owner Suzanna Cameron [/blog/business/meet-suzanna-cameron-owner-of-stems-flower-shop] says saplings from

Photo Of The Day: Figs

amberala [http://instagram.com/p/bB7ASQTSqS/] spotted these figs growing in the neighborhood — do you have a fig tree, and if so, what do you do with all your figs? Take any photos of a garden, or anything else in Kensington? Send them to editor@kensingtonbk.com and we’ll

Fig Trees for Sale at Sycamore

Jack transporting fig treesThis is the year of the Brooklyn fig [/blog/garden/the-year-of-the-brooklyn-fig] and fall is the perfect time to plant a fig tree. “Root systems have a good 5 or 6 weeks to settle in before it goes dormant for the winter,” explains Nelson, the Flatbush Fig Farmer