Perhaps the most cold hardy, prolific, and vigorous fig variety for colder climates. Fruit matures to a deep purplish-brown with sweet, intensely flavored pinkish-amber flesh. Bears fruit in 2-3 years. Height 10-15'.
Figs can be grown as trees or pruned to be kept as bushes. In cooler zones, fig branches die back to ground in winter and re-grow again each year, generally maintaining a bushy appearance. The main fruit crop occurs on the current year's growth although some varieties also have an additional early crop (Breba crop) on old growth. Figs prefer moist, well-drained soil and can be grown in containers or the landscape.
- Fruiting Time(s): July & September
- USDA Zone: 6-9
- Height: 10-15'
- Spread: 9-12'
- Sun Exposure: full sun
- Soil Moisture: average
- Bloom Time: spring
- Bloom Color: purple
- Foliage Color: green
- US Native: no
- Wildlife Benefit: birds
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