We're taking a behind the scenes look at ASU's date grove where many different and rare varietals grow. 'You need a long hot summer and a lot of elbow geese to grow dates.'
There's a team at ASU working for decades to keep alive a century-old industry in Arizona., when you see the water tower, go a block to the south, then a block to the right, and you’ll find there’s a secret there.
"You need a long hot summer and a lot of elbow geese to grow dates," says Deborah Thirkhill at the ASU arboretum.They'll cover the harvest in nets to protect it from bugs and birds.The typical date you'll find at a grocery store is a Medjool – large and durable. As Phoenix expanded, date farms of unique varietals were replaced by homes."Small, large consistency. The flavors like the American Honey date taste like honey. It’s just creamy and delicious," Thirkhill said.
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