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We believe this is the largest database of information about figs (Ficus carica) that is available on the internet. Our goal is to make that information available in an accessible format, to continue to add to the database, and to facilitate the exchange of information through the Figs 4 Fun Forum. The important thing is sharing - pictures, ...
Tharfield Nursery has worked with a New Zealand fig enthusiast to select the current range of varieties to cover both fruit types and long fruiting seasons. We have tried to select varieties with both early season fruiting (Jan-Feb) and a later crop as well (April-May). These are approximate seasons only, and each variety may be a little
figs for fun Fig Varieties 1. PETITE NEGRI (a) (DWARF) large purple-black, dark red center (2 crops) ... 4. ALMA (a) medium, light yellow-amber, tan flesh, small eye (2 crops) 5. NERO (Italy) (a) large, purple-red (wine color) dark center (2 crops) 6. HARDY CHICAGO (a) medium-large, purple-brown, dark red center (2 crops) (prolific main crop) 7 ...
Many nurseries sell figs, but only a very limited number of varieties are available. Most commonly you will see such varieties as Black Mission, Brown Turkey, White Kadota and Desert King. Two well known nurseries, Paradise and Belleclare, closed in 2007 decreasing availability even more.
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31 sty 2023 · 10 of the best, worst and commonly found fig varieties and why you should or shouldn't grow them. Black Mission Fig (Ficus carica 'Black Mission') - This fig variety is known as one of the most commonly grown varieties in the world.
23 gru 2023 · Plant Hardy Fig Varieties: Fig varieties like Hardy Chicago, Campaniere, Celeste, Little Ruby, and many others can survive extreme winter lows. Check out this article to see a full list of varieties.
