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Garden Snapshots: Valerie Nava’s Fig tree

December 17, 2013   •   1 Comment

Valerie Nava proudly shows off the fig tree she propagated from a cutting and is growing in northern Oakland County, Michigan. She covers it up in the winter and it comes back year after year. According to daughter Catherine, her mom’s motto is, “I never give up.” As a result, Valerie and her green thumb can tell you about many plants and how to grow them.
Valerie Nava proudly shows off the fig tree she propagated from a cutting and is growing in northern Oakland County, Michigan. She covers it up in the winter and it comes back year after year. According to daughter Catherine, her mom’s motto is, “I never give up.” As a result, Valerie and her green thumb can tell you about many plants and how to grow them.

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  1. Catherine Nava says

    January 20, 2014 at 4:58 am

    Yes, this is my moms Fig Tree grown in her backyard in Michigan, yes it’s doing great even in -15 degree weather. Beautiful Just Beautiful!

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