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All I can say about this fig is - wow - everything they say and then some. I taste the most deliciously ripe succulent mulberry sourced in thick, very sweet syrup! It has a meaty texture and very similar to my Madeira Island Black. It’s a larger fig coming in at @50g. Mine is a 6-year-old tree. It’s a late-season fig fruiting for me in September/October with a greenhouse headstart.

$20.00 each · 9 available

All I can say about this fig is - wow - everything they say and then some. I taste the most deliciously ripe succulent mulberry sourced in thick, very sweet syrup! It has a meaty texture and very similar to my Madeira Island Black. It’s a larger fig coming in at @60g. Mine is a 6-year-old tree. It’s a late-season fig fruiting for me in September/October with a greenhouse headstart.

$20.00 each · 20 available

All I can say about this fig is - wow - everything they say and then some. I taste the most deliciously ripe succulent mulberry sourced in thick, very sweet syrup! It has a meaty texture and usually earlier-ripening than my Black Madeira types. It’s a larger fig coming in at @50g. Mine is a 6-year-old tree. It’s a late-season fig fruiting for me in September/October with a greenhouse headstart.

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All I can say about this fig is - wow - everything they say and then some. I taste the most deliciously ripe succulent mulberry sourced in thick, very sweet syrup! It has a meaty texture and usually earlier-ripening than my Black Madeira types. It’s a larger fig coming in at @50g. Mine is a 6-year-old tree. It’s a late-season fig fruiting for me in September/October with a greenhouse headstart.

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The Bakor Fig Tree is one of those varieties that has a striking appearance and incredible flavor. This is a fig that looks exotic, tastes amazing, and grows with vigor. If you love figs with bold colors and rich, jammy interiors, Bakor is going to become one of your favorites. The tree itself is strong, upright, and productive, with a growth habit that fills out beautifully. It responds well to pruning and shaping, and once established, it pushes out fruit with impressive consistency. Bakor is known for its excellent rain resistance, which is a huge bonus for growers in climates where late‑season storms can ruin delicate varieties. Fruit Description: It produces small to medium fruit with a multi-colored exterior with some cracking and a super-sweet, honey interior. In comparing it to Zaffiro, there is NO comparison. The flavor of the Bakor wins that contest every time. The skin is similar to fruit leather giving it better rain resistance than many dark figs. It is intensely sweet, thick and complex. The seeds are small and add a pleasant crunch. Characteristics: It is a vigorous with finger-like leaf structure; upright grower that responds well to shaping and produces consistently once established. It is known for its excellent rain resistance, making it a reliable performer even in climates with late‑season storms. Bakor ripens in the mid‑to‑late season, sets fruit heavily, and thrives in full sun with strong heat tolerance. Its thin but resilient skin. Common.

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The Bakor Fig Tree is one of those varieties that has a striking appearance and incredible flavor. This is a fig that looks exotic, tastes amazing, and grows with vigor. If you love figs with bold colors and rich, jammy interiors, Bakor is going to become one of your favorites. The tree itself is strong, upright, and productive, with a growth habit that fills out beautifully. It responds well to pruning and shaping, and once established, it pushes out fruit with impressive consistency. Bakor is known for its excellent rain resistance, which is a huge bonus for growers in climates where late‑season storms can ruin delicate varieties. Fruit Description: It produces small to medium fruit with a multi-colored exterior with some cracking and a super-sweet, honey interior. In comparing it to Zaffiro, there is NO comparison. The flavor of the Bakor wins that contest every time. The skin is similar to fruit leather giving it better rain resistance than many dark figs. It is intensely sweet, thick and complex. The seeds are small and add a pleasant crunch. Characteristics: It is a vigorous with finger-like leaf structure; upright grower that responds well to shaping and produces consistently once established. It is known for its excellent rain resistance, making it a reliable performer even in climates with late‑season storms. Bakor ripens in the mid‑to‑late season, sets fruit heavily, and thrives in full sun with strong heat tolerance. Its thin but resilient skin. Common.

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Constantine de Algerie tends to emphasize rich honey sweetness and syrupy depth, while still offering enough fruitiness to keep the flavor complex and interesting. Dense, juicy, syrupy, and jam-like when fully ripe. Amber to honey-colored flesh. Mid-late season fig. For many fig enthusiasts, its combination of large fruit, exceptional sweetness, attractive appearance, and dependable production makes it a standout variety.

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I can’t say enough, incredible things about this fig. It’s a CDD and yet super early with the super delicious flavor! It has a meaty texture and the berry flavors really developed as the tree ripened more and more figs. Characteristics: Split resistant, early-mid-season ripening, multi-colored dark and light skin, amber and strawberry pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is vigorous.

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My Chicago Hardy tree is in ground and has been hardy to -20 degrees F with minimal coverage (a bucket). It is 8 years old and came back from the roots this spring - was loaded with fruits! The fruits have been typical Mt. Etna type, a bit of berry/cherry and sweet. My fruits were on the smaller side weighing in the teen grams. It is the first year it gave me figs. I will cut them fresh upon sale and this ensures a higher success rate in rooting. Source: In ground 8-yr-old tree Characteristics: Split resistant, mid-season ripening, multi-colored skin, strawberry pulp; does not like heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is moderate. Common.

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CdD Gegantina is INSANE! Cherries, blueberries, strawberries, raspberries…jelly/jam…thick and luscious - super sweet. This is a 1-year old tree and 1st fruit! Skin has a bit of a crunch. This has lighter-colored skin; easy rooter! It is pretty great about keeping the shape you prune it to.

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CdD Roja is a beautiful and absolutely delicious, luscious, thick and stick-to-your-teeth, intense berry brownie batter! Wow, wow, wow! This tree took us 3 years before it gave figs - but absolutely worth the wait!!! I usually wait until Monday to ship so they don't sit overnight at a postal facility. Source: Inground 6-yr-old tree Characteristics: Split resistant, late-season ripening, dark-colored skin, intense berry pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; an average producer; growth habit is vigorous and is very trainable (likes to grow vertically).

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Corkey's Honey figs are fantastic when you get the growing conditions right. It likes to be inground and in a warm climate like zone 8 or above. I've tried every other way and it is not a happy camper until it goes in ground. That could just be my experience, though. However, taste-wise when you succeed - oh wow! Berry, honey, syrupy, and juicy and thick! Plus, it's a heavy breba producer!! So early honey figs? What's not to love?!! Source: Inground 8-yr-old tree Characteristics: Split resistant, early-mid-season ripening, Yellow-colored skin, berry/honey/syrupy pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is also vigorous vertical growth. Breba producer!

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DSJG figs are very good! Flavors are of mild berry, candied watermelon, syrupy, jammy, rich! Characteristics: Split resistant, late-season ripening, Yellow-colored skin, mild berry, candied watermelon, syrupy, jammy, rich pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is also vigorous vertical growth.

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The Iranian Dessert (not to be mixed up with Iranian Candy) is incredibly sweet. The flavor is of white mulberry and honey. It is primarily yellow and then darkens up at the bottom indicating its sweetness level. It has a long stem and shape of the fig is squat. It has tendency to split at the eye. It develops a gorgeous star shape around the eye. The flesh is yellow with pink in the middle. You need to pot this tree up otherwise it will grow with tremendous vigor! Keep it off of grass/soil, it will root through and continue to branch vs. ripen fruit. Source: Potted, 5-year-old tree Characteristics: Non-stop production through cold temps, open eye, early-mid-season ripening, yellow skin with a large star at the eye and some coloration, mulberry pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is vigorous as well. (If it made breba for me, it did not hold them.)

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Longue d’Aout trees are incredibly delicious and meaty! Flavors are fruity, floral, peachy and thick, sweet, juicy greatness. They are large figs ranging from 60-90 grams. Everyone should have this fig. Cold weather does not seem to affect the quality of this fig at all as it is usually a later ripener (August - November) - however, this year in 2026 it ripened for me in July with a headstart! Characteristics: Breba producer, main crop + 3rd crop in the later part of the season (if you give it a headstart); non-stop production, usually split resistant, small eye. Common fig.

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Leon's Montenegro is a "stella/dalmatie-type". It is a large, teardrop shaped fig with intense berry and sweetness. Characteristics: Split resistant, mid-late-season ripening, green skin, berry pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is vigorous.

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Marius Negretta is a super-intense VdB type but earlier and a bit smaller. Its interior is a deep blood red and absolutely incredible. I was shocked at the flavor frankly. I went from figuring I would cull it to treasuring it. The tree is vigorous, with a strong growth habit. It responds well to shaping, and once established, it becomes a reliable producer and midseason ripener. Fruit Description: The pulp is deep red; Texture is thick, jammy, and very sweet. Flavor is intense berry, rich, and complex. Seeds are noticeable but pleasant, adding a light crunch. The flavor is concentrated, sweet, and layered. Characteristics: small-Medium fruit with a beautiful purple exterior. Skin is thin, tender, and delicate, often showing light cracking when perfectly ripe. Mid-late‑season ripener, between September–November depending on climate. Very high fruit quality. Vigorous growth, with long branches and strong vegetative energy. Handles heat extremely well, and the fruit improves with more sun. Common.

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Characteristics: Split resistant, mid-late-season ripening, dark skin, strawberry pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is vigorous.

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Ronde de Bordeaux is an exceptionally tasting fig. It is an undescribable berry, very sweet, reliable, and very productive! The figs are in the 30g range and a perfect roundness as its name suggests. Characteristics: Splitter, early-mid-season ripening, dark skin, berry pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is vigorous as well. Great in a pot or in ground! Common.

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Characteristics: Split resistant, mid-season ripening, multi-colored skin, strawberry pulp; does not like heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is moderate.

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The Socorro Black fig is CRAZY great! This is a top-tier fig and many people believe it is similar if not the same as Irene's Black Greek. I have not done a taste comparison and only going by what I've seen out there on YouTube. However, I can tell you it is blow-your-mind incredible. If you only had space for 1 berry fig - this would be it - why? Because it is prolific, it is early-mid season, it is bigger fig (medium-sized; in the 40–50-gram range), it doesn't split, it is a great producer - you name it, it is! Characteristics: Split resistant, early-mid-season ripening, multi-colored skin, multi-berry-flavored pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is moderate.

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I cannot sing enough praises of the Spadafora Dark - just holy cow! It is productive, prolific and absolutely not a "typical mt. etna". I believe it is out of the box in flavor. It has cherry notes, raspberry, strawberry - it is just a phenomenal taste explosion. It handles pots and ground very well and I have not experienced it splitting during humid conditions. Characteristics: Split resistant, early-mid-season ripening, dark skin, cherry/strawberry pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is vigorous.

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Strawberry Verte has been shockingly delicious! Very sweet and intensely strawberry in early summer to raspberry flavor in the fall with no tartness/acidity. It is a 6th year tree. For me it fruited in its 2nd year but did not have enough time to ripen. Characteristics: Adriatic, Split resistant, cold resistant, mid-late-season ripening, green skin, strawberry pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is moderate.

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Very jammy, sweet, juicy with predominant berry flavor. Medium sized fig; mid-late season; very small eye.

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My Yellow Long Neck fig is pure, luscious, without-words, INCREDIBLE! Many people wonder if Golden Rainbow and Yellow Long Neck are the same fig - I can tell you they are NOT. My husband claims that YLN is his favorite fig so I blind tested him multiple times and he knew which was YLN EVERY TIME! It is an excellent grower but I don't think it appreciates much pruning. It's thirsty when it is fruiting - many of you know what I mean... It is a late ripener for me - around September/October is when I get the majority of the crop but then winter hits - bam! and it's over. Absolutely won’t let you down, it’s everything the videos claim and better than you have been imagining! 😊 Characteristics: Moisture resistant (unlike the Golden Rainbow), late-season ripening, yellow skin, sweeeeet honeydew pulp; tolerates moderate pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is moderately vigorous.

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My Golden Rainbow tree is so vigorous! It grew over 9 feet this summer! The fruits have been beautiful and delicious. Absolutely won’t let you down, it’s everything the videos look like and the taste is better than you have been imagining! 😊 Characteristics: Excessive moister makes this a bit watered down but does not split badly at all, late-season ripening, yellow skin, honeydew pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is extreme vigor.

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Saint Rita has been absolutely DELICIOUS! Cherry tones, very sweet, small but packed! It has a meaty texture as most Mt. Etnas. Mine is a 4-year old tree. To me, I understand why so many people rave about it. Characteristics: Split resistant, early-mid-season ripening, dark skin, strawberry pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is moderate.

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Azores Dark (now widely recognized as São Miguel Roxo) is an exceptional fig variety originating from São Miguel Island in Portugal's Azores. It produces small to medium-sized figs with deep purple to nearly black skin and a striking crimson-red interior. The fruit is especially prized for its dense, jam-like texture and intensely concentrated flavor, offering rich notes of blackberry, raspberry, strawberry, and Concord grape preserves balanced by a subtle tangy acidity. Unlike many juicy figs, Azores Dark develops a thick, preserve-like flesh that becomes even richer as the fruit hangs on the tree. The variety is also admired for its early ripening, heavy productivity, and excellent resistance to rain and humidity, making it a reliable performer in a wide range of climates. Among fig enthusiasts, Azores Dark is often considered one of the finest dark berry-flavored figs available, combining outstanding flavor complexity with dependable production.

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Ciliegia Dolce has been one of my most prized possessions along with my Zingarella! Incredibly productive, cherry flavor, Short hang time. I absolutely love it! If you like cherry flavor, you will love this. It’s very very sweet berry and a little tart at the end, which gives it the cherry effect.

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Characteristics: Splitter, early-season ripening, yellow/greenish skin, honey/amber with a bit of red pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is prolific. Very hardy!

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LSU Tiger is a distinctive fig developed by the Louisiana State University breeding program and is celebrated for both its striking appearance and excellent flavor. The medium to large fruit features light brown to purple skin marked with darker longitudinal stripes, giving it the "tiger" appearance from which it takes its name. Inside, the flesh ranges from amber-pink to light red and develops a smooth, jammy texture when fully ripe. The flavor is exceptionally sweet, often described as a rich "sugar-berry" profile that combines honeyed sweetness with notes of berry preserves, melon, and subtle caramel. LSU Tiger is also known for its high productivity, strong performance in hot and humid climates, and its relatively closed eye, which helps protect the fruit from spoilage during wet weather. Its combination of attractive fruit, reliable crops, and complex dessert-quality flavor has made it one of the most popular releases from the LSU fig breeding program.

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Ponte Tresa figs were so flippin' delicious! Adriatics are just another level! Young tree - it's 2nd year and giving me large beautiful and spectacular figs! These cuttings will be minimum pencil thickness. They will have at least 3 nodes. Characteristics: Split resistant, mid-late-season ripening, green-colored skin, multi-berry/strawberry, juicy, meaty pulp; this is usually tart, but was not this year for me; does not mind heavy pruning; great producer; growth habit is moderate. Not very cold tolerant, though.

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Peter’s Honey has been super DELICIOUS! Honey/Vanilla tones, very sweet! It has a light texture as and just melts when you bite into it. Mine is a 6-year-old tree. This fig is on the medium-larger side of figs. It gave me my first main crop figs at the end of July with a greenhouse start. Breba crop is even earlier! Characteristics: Split resistant, mid-season ripening, yellow skin, honey pulp; does ok with heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is moderate.

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Celeste, often called the"Sugar Fig," is one of the most beloved heirloom fig varieties in the American South and is prized for its exceptional sweetness, reliability, and early ripening. The small to medium-sized fruit develops violet-brown to bronze skin surrounding soft pink to strawberry-colored flesh. Its flavor is intensely sweet and concentrated, featuring rich notes of honey, brown sugar, and mild strawberry with very little acidity, creating the classic fig taste that has made it a favorite for generations. A hallmark of Celeste is its tightly closed eye, which helps protect the fruit from rain, insects, and spoilage, making it especially well-suited to hot, humid climates. The fruit's dense texture and high sugar content also make it excellent for fresh eating, drying, and preserves. Productive, cold-hardy, and easy to grow, Celeste remains a benchmark variety and is often considered the standard by which many traditional Southern figs are judged.

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Panaché (also called Panachée, Tiger Fig, or Striped Tiger) is one of the most visually striking fig varieties in the world, instantly recognizable by its bright green and yellow striped skin. Beneath its dramatic exterior lies vivid strawberry-red flesh with a dense, jam-like texture and exceptional dessert quality. The flavor is intensely sweet and complex, featuring rich notes of raspberry, strawberry preserves, and mixed berry jam balanced by a refreshing hint of acidity. Unlike many figs that are valued primarily for appearance or taste, Panaché excels at both, combining ornamental beauty with outstanding flavor. It is a late-season variety that thrives in warm climates, where a long growing season allows the fruit to fully develop its characteristic sweetness and complexity. Highly prized by collectors and gourmet fruit enthusiasts, Panaché is often considered one of the finest berry-flavored figs and remains a standout variety for both its unforgettable appearance and premium eating quality.

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Calderona - I found the flavor to be very similar to a large (70-gram range) Mission fig. There’s a berry jam and figgy flavor. The most recent fig had a taste/thickness of a date. Common.

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Martinenca Rimada is a rare and highly prized striped fig from Mallorca, Spain, celebrated for both its dramatic appearance and outstanding flavor. As the fruit ripens, it undergoes a remarkable color transformation, beginning with yellow and green stripes before developing red, purple, and eventually near-black coloration. Beneath the striking skin lies a beautiful light red to deep raspberry-red interior with a dense, juicy texture. The flavor is intensely sweet and complex, blending rich berry notes of strawberry and raspberry preserves with honey-like sweetness and subtle floral undertones. Some growers also report hints of spice that add further depth to the eating experience. The fruit is known for its high sugar content, reaching around 28 Brix in ideal conditions, while its relatively closed eye provides excellent resistance to rain, splitting, and spoilage. Combining exceptional flavor, beautiful variegation, and dependable productivity, Martinenca Rimada is widely regarded as one of the finest striped ("rimada") figs available to collectors and enthusiasts.

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Zingarella is a traditional Italian fig often associated with the Mount Etna family of figs, valued for its cold hardiness, vigorous growth, and rich berry flavor. The fruit is typically small to medium in size with dark purple to nearly black skin and a deep red interior. When fully ripe, Zingarella develops a dense, jammy texture and a complex flavor profile highlighted by notes of strawberry preserves, Concord grape, and mixed berry compote. Its sweetness is well-balanced by a subtle acidity that adds brightness and depth, creating a lively, dessert-quality fig. Like many Mount Etna types, it performs reliably across a wide range of climates, producing abundant crops of flavorful fruit on a hardy and productive tree. Among collectors, the best strains of Zingarella are especially appreciated for their intense berry character and concentrated flavor, making them a favorite choice for growers seeking a classic dark fig with both resilience and outstanding eating quality.

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Black Celeste is a rare, dark-skinned member of the Celeste family that combines the exceptional reliability of the classic Sugar Fig with a richer appearance and more concentrated flavor. The small to medium-sized fruit ripens to a deep purple-black exterior and reveals an amber-red to deep strawberry-red interior. When fully ripe, Black Celeste develops an intensely sweet, honey-forward profile layered with notes of brown sugar, caramel, dried fruit, and subtle dark berry flavors such as blackberry and blueberry. Its flesh is smooth, dense, and syrupy, with very little seed crunch, creating a rich dessert-quality eating experience. Like traditional Celeste, Black Celeste features a tightly closed eye that provides excellent resistance to rain, splitting, and spoilage, making it particularly well-suited to humid climates. Early ripening, productive growth, outstanding cold tolerance, and deeply concentrated sweetness have earned Black Celeste a reputation among collectors as one of the finest and most flavorful selections within the Celeste family.

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Campanieri figs were no joke and everything and then some that everyone has been saying! They taste like mini YLN candies! Holy cow! I usually wait until Monday to ship so they don't sit overnight at a postal facility. Source: Inground 5-yr-old tree Characteristics: Split resistant, early-season ripening, Yellow-colored skin, candy/honey/strawberry pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is also vigorous.

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White Madeira #1 (WM1) is considered by many collectors to be one of the finest green-skinned figs in cultivation, often described as a green-fruited counterpart to the legendary Black Madeira. Originating from Madeira, Portugal, the fruit remains green to yellow-green when ripe while revealing a dense, strawberry-red interior. The flesh is exceptionally rich, thick, and jammy, producing an intensely sweet flavor that combines ripe strawberry and raspberry preserves with hints of dried dates and deep berry syrup. As the fruit reaches peak ripeness, its complexity increases, developing layers of concentrated sweetness that many enthusiasts compare to premium dessert figs. Despite its delicate appearance, White Madeira #1 has a chewy skin, moderate seed crunch, and a small eye that helps maintain fruit quality. The variety is highly sought after for its remarkable flavor intensity, with some growers considering it among the very best berry-flavored figs available and frequently comparing its richness to that of Black Madeira itself.

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Harry's Crete is a rare collector fig originating from the Greek island of Crete, prized for its exceptional balance of sweetness, berry richness, and bright citrus complexity. The fruit is medium to large, with green to yellow-green skin that encloses a beautiful deep red interior filled with dense, syrupy pulp. Unlike many berry-flavored figs that rely solely on sweetness, Harry's Crete is distinguished by its intense strawberry and mixed-berry jam flavors complemented by a subtle lemon-like acidity that adds freshness and depth. The texture is thick, rich, and jammy, with a mild seed crunch and thin skin that melts into the fruit. Fully ripened figs develop a concentrated syrup-like sweetness while maintaining their unique citrus brightness, creating a flavor profile that is both powerful and refreshing. Productive and self-fertile, Harry's Crete has earned a strong reputation among collectors as one of the most distinctive Mediterranean figs, combining large fruit, outstanding berry flavor, and an uncommon complexity rarely found in other green-skinned varieties. Breba Producer!

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Characteristics: DELICIOUS! Adriatic- Intense berry tones, very sweet, and tangy. It has a very jammy and thick texture. Split resistant, mid-season ripening, light-colored skin, strawberry/raspberry pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is moderate. [Supposed to be] cold hardy to 6a with protection.

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Characteristics:  Amazingly delicious - super concentrated, honey sweetness, thick pulp, juicy, larger-sized fig; early-ripening, light skin, pinkish pulp; does not mind heavy pruning; very vigorous producer; growth habit is aggressive, will grow bush-style unless you train it.  Does not produce breba but does produce figs same year you root it!

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Kesariani is a highly productive Greek fig named after the town of Kesariani near Athens, and has developed a strong reputation among collectors for its reliability, long harvest season, and rich berry flavor. The fruit is generally small and round with dark purple to black skin and a deep red interior. Despite its modest size, Kesariani delivers a thick, jammy texture and concentrated flavor, featuring notes of mixed berries, berry preserves, and subtle sweetness that intensify as the fruit fully ripens. The thin skin is pleasant to eat, while the dense pulp creates a rich, dessert-quality experience. Growers often praise the variety as a "workhorse" because of its heavy production, early-ripening main crop, and extended harvest that can continue well into fall, sometimes even after light frosts. With dependable cropping, abundant brebas, and excellent berry-rich flavor, Kesariani has earned a reputation as one of the more dependable and rewarding Greek fig varieties for both collectors and home growers.

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Pota de Cavall (Catalan for "Leg of Horse") is a rare and highly regarded fig from the Balearic Islands of Spain, introduced to collectors through the work of Montserrat Pons i Boscana. The variety produces medium to large dark-purple to nearly black fruit with a rich crimson-red interior and exceptionally thick, jammy flesh. Its flavor is remarkably complex, combining deep honey sweetness with layers of mixed berry preserves and syrup-like richness. The pulp is dense, juicy, and intensely flavored, creating a dessert-quality fig that many collectors rank among the finest Spanish varieties. Some growers compare its richness and texture to elite figs such as Black Madeira, while noting a more balanced blend of honey and berry notes. Highly productive and early ripening for such a premium fig, Pota de Cavall has become a prized collector's variety thanks to its combination of beautiful fruit, concentrated flavor, and dependable production.

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White Algiers is a premium green-skinned fig believed by some collectors to have ancestry connected to both Black Madeira and White Madeira, though its exact origins remain unclear. The fruit ripens with a green to yellow-green exterior and a striking deep red interior filled with dense, syrupy pulp. Its flavor is intensely berry-forward, delivering rich notes of strawberry preserves, raspberry jam, and concentrated red fruit layered over a foundation of exceptional sweetness. The flesh becomes thick, sticky, and almost candy-like when fully ripe, creating a luxurious jammy texture that rivals some of the most highly regarded berry figs in cultivation. Unlike many elite berry varieties that can be difficult or inconsistent producers, White Algiers is often praised for its vigor, productivity, and reliable crops. Collectors frequently compare its eating quality to top-tier Adriatic and Madeira-type figs, making it an increasingly sought-after variety for growers who value both world-class flavor and dependable performance.

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Colonel Littman's Black Cross (CLBC) is phenominally delicious. One year it was very complex with multiple berry flavors that were distinct (strawberry, raspberry, mulberry, etc.); this year, it was an indestinct berry flavor. The texture is just like a Black Madeira type, high sweetness, clings to your teeth, jammy and in colder temps - gelantenous. It is a breba producer that are worth the effort! It starts out slow - it didn't give me figs until its 3rd year - but once it does - it is a workhorse! This is a rare American heirloom fig variety that is highly regarded among fig collectors for its rich berry-like flavor and good performance in warm, humid climates. It is a common fig.

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I have not yet fruited the Sultane. I've heard amazing things about it and can't wait to try it! It was a difficult rooter for me, but this cutting finally took and I hope it is just as successful for you. I researched this fig and here is what I found: Sultane is a classic French fig variety, also commonly sold under the name"Noire de Bellone" or"Bellone Bifère." It is prized for its excellent flavor, heavy productivity, and ability to produce a Breba & main crop.

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Cosme Manyo is a highly regarded Mallorcan heirloom fig that combines vigorous growth, attractive green-yellow fruit with a deep red interior, and a reputation for dependable production. In character, it is often described as a collector-quality variety with dense, syrupy flesh and excellent overall eating qualities. The flavor is intensely sweet and rich, falling into the Adriatic-type group, with pronounced berry notes, hints of cherry and honey, and a concentrated, jam-like texture that becomes especially impressive when fully ripe. Many growers consider it one of the finest figs preserved by the renowned Mallorcan collector Montserrat Pons. (This splits for me - it is the first year it fruited for me - in ground tree - 4 years old.)

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LSU Strawberry is a vigorous Louisiana fig prized for thriving in hot, humid climates and producing small to medium fruit with bright green skin and striking strawberry-red pulp. The character of the variety is straightforward and productive rather than complex or exotic, with a tight eye and excellent resistance to splitting and rain. The taste is intensely sweet and distinctly true-to-name, featuring prominent strawberry jam and mixed berry notes with very low acidity, making it one of the most dessert-like figs in the LSU family and a favorite among growers seeking a rich, strawberry-forward flavor profile. (Meaty, slight seed crunch, raspberry then to strawberry, very sweet, sap from the eye even under-ripe! Gave me figs in its 2nd season after rooting.)

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Green Ischia (Ischia Green/Verte) is a classic Adriatic-type fig valued for its compact growth, reliability, and exceptional flavor packed into relatively small fruit. The figs remain green when ripe, hiding a vivid strawberry-red interior with a soft, jammy texture and crunchy seeds. In taste, Green Ischia is intensely sweet yet balanced, offering rich strawberry jam, raspberry, and mixed berry flavors layered with subtle honey and earthy undertones. Many enthusiasts regard it as one of the finest green-skinned figs, combining concentrated berry character with a refreshing, clean finish rather than the heavier syrupy profile found in some dark figs. (This tree has yet to give me an edible fruit - I've had it for 5 years. Source was Harvey.)

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Tena is a University of California selection originally developed to provide a high-quality drying fig without requiring pollination, and it remains valued for its productivity, tight eye, and dependable performance. The fruit is medium-sized with greenish-yellow skin and pale amber to light pink flesh, giving it a very different profile from berry-heavy figs like Green Ischia or CLBC. Its flavor is primarily honey-sweet and mellow, featuring notes of dried fig, floral nectar, and light caramel, with only subtle berry character and very low acidity. The texture is dense and jammy, and while it is considered a pleasant fresh fig, many growers regard its greatest strength as a drying fig, where its concentrated sweetness can rival Calimyrna. I found it to taste like white grapes & honey! It is a finicky producer; a cold-snap left me with no figs this year to taste. A Breba producer, though!

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Nixon's Peace (also known as Fujian Bai Mi) is a Chinese fig with an interesting collector story, reputedly connected to President Richard Nixon's 1972 visit to China, though that origin story is largely based on grower tradition rather than formal documentation. The variety is known for producing large yellow-skinned figs with amber to reddish pulp and exceptional productivity in hot climates. Flavor-wise, Nixon's Peace is considered a premium honey fig, delivering intense honey sweetness, marshmallow-like richness, and a smooth, syrupy texture, with only light acidity and minimal berry character. At peak ripeness it can develop subtle floral notes, making it a favorite among growers who prefer rich honey figs over berry-forward varieties. I have not yet fruited this variety - it is a 4-year old tree for me in a pot. I am transferring it into the ground this winter.

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Vern's Brown Turkey is a Pacific Northwest selection of Brown Turkey that was chosen for its reliability, cold tolerance, and consistent production in cooler climates. The tree is vigorous, productive, and often yields two crops a year, producing large dark brown figs with yellow-amber flesh. In flavor, it is best described as rich, sweet, and approachable rather than highly complex, offering syrupy sweetness, honey, light caramel, and dried-fruit notes with a smooth, creamy texture. While it lacks the intense berry punch of varieties like Green Ischia or CLBC, its dependable productivity, large fruit size, and pleasing dessert-like flavor make it a favorite among growers in cooler regions.

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Crozes is a French Mt. Etna-type fig that has earned a strong reputation among collectors for combining excellent cold hardiness, early ripening, and premium fruit quality. The tree is productive, reliable, and well-suited to cooler climates, producing small to medium dark purple figs with a deep red, dense interior. In flavor, Crozes is distinctly berry-forward, offering rich notes of strawberry, raspberry, and mixed berry preserves with a thick, jammy texture and enough acidity to keep the sweetness bright and balanced. Some growers even report candy-grape nuances when fruit is allowed to hang and concentrate on the tree. Overall, Crozes is widely regarded as a sophisticated Bordeaux-style fig with more complexity and intensity than typical hardy varieties.

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olly Rancher (TFH-270) is a Northern California seedling selection discovered by David Burke ("The Fig Hunter") and has quickly become famous among collectors. Contrary to the name, for fig growers without the fig wasp - it does not taste like the candy it is named after. It tastes more like a sweet, delicious, honey watermelon. It's a small fig measuring in the teen-gram-wise. It is a very thirsty tree; dropping the figlets if you don't water enough. But monitor or finger test to be sure you don't over-water. (This is its 3rd year for me and has been producing figs since last year. The watering was the secret for me.)

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Letizia is an OUTSTANDING Italian heirloom fig, it IS NOT a Mt. Etna-type selection, valued for its cold hardiness, productivity, and reliability in marginal fig-growing climates. The tree produces medium to large dark purple-brown figs with a deep red interior and is known for ripening relatively early. In flavor, Letizia is rich, syrupy, and berry-forward, combining dark berry notes with concentrated sweetness and a touch of balancing acidity. When allowed to fully ripen on the tree, the pulp becomes dense, jammy, and intensely flavorful, with many growers describing it as memorable and distinctive rather than merely sweet. Its combination of hardiness, productivity, and strong berry character has made it a favorite among growers in cooler regions. This is a Breba producer as well!

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A caprifig is not a specific cultivar but a male fig type used primarily for pollen production and for hosting the fig wasp needed to pollinate Smyrna and some San Pedro figs. Most caprifigs are not grown for eating, as their fruit is generally small, seedy, dry, or lacking in flavor.

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Pasquale is generally considered synonymous with Vernino, a traditional Italian heirloom fig from the Naples/Tuscany region that is prized more for its rich flavor and late-season ripening than for extreme productivity. The fruit is small to medium, with dark purple to nearly black skin and a strawberry-red interior. In character, Pasquale is a classic old-world fig with a long hang time and the ability to develop deep flavor as the season progresses. The taste is rich and berry-forward, featuring concentrated strawberry and dark berry notes, a dense jammy texture, and balanced sweetness that becomes more intense when fully tree-ripened. Some growers also describe heirloom Pasquale selections as having a smooth preserve-like quality that makes them excellent for fresh eating, drying, or preserves. I have not yet fruited this tree. It is young in its 1st true year - exceptional vertical growth.

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Italian Honey (Lattarula) is one of the most dependable and cold-hardy green fig varieties, prized for heavy production, excellent breba crops, and the ability to perform well in cooler climates. The fruit has green to yellow-green skin and pale amber flesh, sometimes with a light pink center when fully ripe. Its flavor is exactly what the name suggests: intensely honey-sweet, with notes of nectar, brown sugar, melon, and light caramel rather than berry flavors. The texture is soft, juicy, and smooth, creating a clean, refreshing eating experience.

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Italian 258 (I-258) is one of the most celebrated collector figs in North America, an unnamed Italian variety imported in the 1980s whose original cultivar name was lost. The tree is highly productive and produces medium to large dark purple-black figs with a deep ruby-red interior. In flavor, I-258 is often considered a top-tier berry fig, combining intense raspberry, cherry, and mixed berry preserve notes with remarkable sweetness and a dense, syrupy, jam-like texture. What makes it stand out from many dark figs is an additional layer of complexity, with subtle hints of citrus, tangerine, and even passion fruit that brighten the rich berry profile. The overall character is rich, concentrated, and highly complex, which is why many collectors rank it alongside elite varieties such as Black Madeira while appreciating its earlier ripening season. Breba producer.

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Princesa (Princessa) is a highly regarded Spanish fig associated with the collection of Montserrat Pons and is considered one of the better honey-type figs available. The tree is vigorous, productive, and produces medium to large pear-shaped fruit with a dense, jammy red interior. In flavor, Princesa is centered on rich honey sweetness rather than berry intensity, offering notes of honey, brown sugar, floral nectar, and mild caramel. Texture is thick, smooth, and syrupy. It is sensational! Only issue I have is it is a splitter. It is a heavy producer of both Breba and main crop!!

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De La Roca is a highly regarded Spanish fig from the Montserrat Pons collection in Mallorca that has developed a reputation as one of the better figs for humid climates due to its tight eye, short hang time, and resistance to splitting. It produces small to medium fruit with green to greenish-purple skin and a deep strawberry-red interior. Flavor-wise, it sits squarely in the premium berry category, delivering concentrated strawberry and raspberry jam notes backed by caramel, honey, and occasionally floral nuances. The flesh is dense, chewy, and intensely jammy, often becoming even richer when the fruit partially dries on the tree.

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Tia Penya is a highly prized fig from Mallorca, Spain, preserved by Montserrat Pons, and is often considered a collector-quality dessert fig because of its dense texture and exceptional flavor. The fruit typically has a green-to-yellow skin with red and brown blushes and a deep garnet to strawberry-red interior. What makes it stand out is its thick, jammy flesh and complex flavor profile: rich berry-jam sweetness balanced by bright acidity, creating a layered taste that is far more complex than a simple honey fig. Many growers compare its texture and eating quality to premium Coll de Dama-type figs, with dense syrupy pulp, concentrated strawberry and mixed berry notes, and remarkable depth when allowed a long hang time on the tree.

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Strawberry Teardrop (UCR 184-15) is a University of California Riverside breeding selection known for its distinctive elongated teardrop shape, green skin, and brilliant strawberry-red interior. The fruit can be surprisingly large, often much larger than typical Adriatic-type figs, while maintaining excellent eating quality. Flavor-wise, it is a classic berry fig, centered on sweet strawberry preserves and raspberry notes with a thick, glossy, jam-like texture. The sweetness is high. I have fruited this tree but late into the season and I was not able to try it - the elongated figs dropped from the cold.

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Angelito is one of the most sought-after modern collector figs, a Northern California seedling discovered by grower Doug "Bluemalibu" Scofield. It is generally considered an Adriatic-type fig, producing medium-sized green to yellow-green fruit with a vivid red interior and a thick, jammy texture. What makes Angelito special is its extraordinary flavor: intense strawberry, raspberry, cherry, and mixed berry notes layered with hints of brown sugar and bright fruit acidity.

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Vasilika Sika (VS), whose Greek name translates to "Royal Fig," is a respected Greek Adriatic-type fig known for its reliability, productivity, and ability to handle rain and humidity. It produces medium-sized green to yellow fruit with a deep red interior and a thick, chewy, jam-like texture. The flavor is intensely berry-driven, featuring prominent strawberry, raspberry, and red berry preserves balanced by enough acidity to keep it lively and complex rather than overly sweet.

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JH Adriatic (Adriatic JH) is one of the most respected Adriatic-type figs in North America and is often considered a benchmark for the green-skin/red-pulp flavor class. Originally propagated by Joseph (Joe) Hood of Texas, it produces medium-sized pale green to yellow-green figs with a vivid strawberry-red interior and a soft, jammy texture. The flavor is intensely berry-driven, featuring strawberry preserves, raspberry, and red-fruit notes with balanced acidity that keeps the sweetness fresh and lively rather than syrupy. When fully tree-ripened, it develops exceptional depth and richness, which is why many collectors rank it among the finest Adriatic figs available. The tree is also renowned for outstanding productivity and adaptability, performing better in cooler or wetter conditions than many elite collector varieties.

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Bordissot Negra Rimada (BNR) is one of the most famous collector figs in the world, prized as much for its spectacular striped skin as for its exceptional eating quality. Preserved by Montserrat Pons in Mallorca, the fruit develops dramatic green, yellow, and dark purple striping before ripening nearly black, with a deep red interior. Flavor-wise, BNR is a premium dark-berry fig, offering concentrated berry jam, dark fruit, and rich sweetness with mild acidity and a dense, syrupy texture. The flesh is intensely jammy and complex.

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Capoll Curt Negra is a rare Mallorcan fig from the renowned Montserrat Pons collection and has developed an almost legendary reputation among collectors. The fruit is medium to large, with a purplish-brown to dark exterior and a vivid red interior that becomes thick, meaty, and jam-like when fully ripe. Flavor is its defining characteristic: extremely sweet, with concentrated strawberry jam, berry preserve, and pomegranite candy-like sugar notes.

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Texas Peach is a unique American fig that stands apart from most collector varieties because its flavor is driven by stone-fruit notes rather than berry or honey dominance. Often considered a Celeste-type fig, it produces small to medium fruit with bronze to light brown skin and amber-orange to amber-red pulp. Its signature flavor combines honey sweetness with distinct peach, apricot, and sometimes mango-like tropical notes, creating a bright, refreshing taste that many growers describe as remarkably true to its name. The texture is smooth, juicy, and syrupy rather than dense and jam-like.

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All I can say about this fig is - wow - everything they say and then some. I taste the most deliciously ripe succulent mulberry sourced in thick, very sweet syrup! It has a meaty texture and very similar to my Madeira Island Black. It’s a larger fig coming in at @50g. Mine is a 6-year-old tree. It’s a late-season fig fruiting for me in September/October with a greenhouse headstart.

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