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Rigo007 From Zone 10
Rating For: Black Celeste
This is an exceptional variety with some of the best results here in South Florida. Resistant to rains, heat (sun) and disease. If not pruned or trained, this variety loves to grow like a bush with many branches. This variety also produces outstanding amounts of figs (very productive). It has fruited for me 3 times this year as well. The figs dry well on the tree. Small figs but flesh is pure berry with a nice hint of seed crunch. To be honest, one of our favorite little figs to own.
julie From Zone 7
Rating For: De Tres Esplets
This is a great early fig that is a little different than all the Mt. Etna types. It is a small well-balanced, sweet, productive berry-ish fig with a nice tight eye to prevent splitting and pests. The flavor is similar to a Mt. Etna but definitely different with a little something extra- maybe a little more acidity? Overall a nice fig to add to a collection if you are looking for early figs that are a little different than all the other early Mt. Etna figs. Note that it is not suppose to be very cold hardy but I have not tested that myself.







