Jennifer Graue
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‘She gives so much’: 150-year-old Sonoma County fig tree continues to provide (opens the original)
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Long before grapes were the dominant crop in Healdsburg’s Dry Creek Valley, the farmers in this fertile stretch of land grew wheat and hay. On their homesteads they raised cattle and pigs, cultivated gardens, and planted orchards with all varieties of fruit. In 1876, amid America’s centennial celebrations, a fig sapling sprang from the earth on a parcel of land near the banks of Dry Creek, a determined botanical specimen that has continued to serve forth its fruit for 150 years. Now the matriarc
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