I just couldn't resist. My last run in Cortona took me past Frances Mayes' house, the infamous villa from Under the Tuscan Sun. On the road right near her house was a wild giant fig tree and since I have been wanting a cutting from Cortona to add to my collection, this seemed like the perfect opportunity to get one. A quick snap of a tiny branch and I was on my way down the hill with a little piece of Tuscany in my pocket. I hope I am as successful with this as I have been with the Sicilian cutting, that as you can see by my photo below, has started to produce some deliciously sweet figs. I'll keep you posted!
Monday, July 25, 2011
More Figs Anyone?
I just couldn't resist. My last run in Cortona took me past Frances Mayes' house, the infamous villa from Under the Tuscan Sun. On the road right near her house was a wild giant fig tree and since I have been wanting a cutting from Cortona to add to my collection, this seemed like the perfect opportunity to get one. A quick snap of a tiny branch and I was on my way down the hill with a little piece of Tuscany in my pocket. I hope I am as successful with this as I have been with the Sicilian cutting, that as you can see by my photo below, has started to produce some deliciously sweet figs. I'll keep you posted!
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