Mission SLO Black Fig Category_Easter Anniversary

Anniversary

making this late variety more feasible in colder climates

nestled among leatherleaf fern and eucalyptus in a round wicker basket

congratulating your recipient on a new baby

Mission SLO Black Fig Category_Easter AnniversarySLO in this figs name stands for San Luis Obispo, the site of the Spanish mission church founded on Central Californias coast in 1772. A fig collector visiting the mission received permission from the pastor to take a cutting of the unique fig that was growing wild in the churchs courtyard. The fig may be one of the ancient varieties of mission figs that were brought to the U. S. by the original Spanish settlers. Terms and Conditions: ***Please be