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The fig leagues — Southern Arkansas has a climate fig trees love | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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August is fig season in Arkansas. If your trees did not suffer winter damage, there should be fruit ready to harvest now. The common fig (Ficus carica) is one of the oldest fruit crops known to humans and is easily grown throughout Central and southern Arkansas, with a few varieties hardy even in our northern tier. Cold winters can take their toll on fig trees statewide. Luckily, figs bear fruit on new growth, so with minimal damage, you should still get a harvest.
BREAKING GROUND: Keep watering plants as summer temperatures surge | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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July was a mixed bag of weather. To start the month, there were heavy rain showers and mild weather in parts of the state. At the end, we got hot, dry, humid weather. Many gardeners feel the hose is a permanent appendage to their arm. August and early September can also be hot, humid and dry, so pay attention to the weather and work smart. Beat the heat by working early in the day. In addition to water for your plants, you also need to stay hydrated. If we do get rain, it tends to be more locali
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