But getting trees to survive the winter takes ... When the tree is young, for the first few years or two, it’s a good idea to cut it back by half before wrapping. This is safe to do as long ...

WRAP WITH LINOLEUM AND TOP WITH A BUCKET? Yes, that's straw not hay, emphasizes Peter Cundari, a fig grower ... name "Linoleum Tree" for material-covered protrusion on lawns in winter -- and ...

I bought two fig trees earlier ... that's not possible, then wrap them with burlap or towels to block the light. Just don't use plastic. Water very, very slightly over the winter, only when ...

The immigrants planted fig tree roots they had smuggled from the places they left behind, and then cared for the trees as if they were part of the family, carefully wrapping them in the winter to ...

Q: My fig tree has not produced ... If that's the case, a "normal" winter might end up giving you fruit next year even if you do nothing. It's best to wrap figs around here in burlap or tarp ...

"The routine is to wrap your figs each winter — I guess it was a wake-up ... But let's say your fig tree survived. Maybe you pruned the thing back and had regrowth. Now, however, you're stuck ...