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Please help identify!
- Thread starter RVALauren
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My guess is Brunswick.
Well done CarolP
RVALauren , I'll agree with Carol on this one. Looks very much like Brunswick or very similar to it.
Brunswick
The Brunswick fig is a large deciduous shrub that can grow up to 10 feet tall and 12 feet wide. It produces medium to large, pear-shaped fruits that are green-yellow with purple flushes. The flesh of the fruit is typically amber to light brown, with some
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I’m leaning towards a magnolia. I have one and looks very similar.Well done CarolP
RVALauren , I'll agree with Carol on this one. Looks very much like Brunswick or very similar to it.
Brunswick
The Brunswick fig is a large deciduous shrub that can grow up to 10 feet tall and 12 feet wide. It produces medium to large, pear-shaped fruits that are green-yellow with purple flushes. The flesh of the fruit is typically amber to light brown, with some
