This site contains affiliate links for which I may be compensated.
Description
This was a small plant puchased by Jon Verdict at a CRFG San Diego plant sale in 2005, from a person who did not know what variety it was.
"The first fruit (one the first season) seemed to resemble Pastiliere, hence the name: unknown, but perhaps Pastiliere. Subsequent crops in the following years would indicate that it is still an unknown. The 2007 crop only had about 25% of the fruit persist, but they were significantly larger than in previous seasons. Well worth the fruit which it did carry to maturity."
Unk. Pastiliere - Small but mighty. A little more intense on the cherry note. Less sweet (typical of this variety). I taste cinnamon as well. Kind of like a cherry cinnamon mulled drink...? Also a very soft skin that is a little bitter and also a nice small seed crunch. Overall, a wonderful fig. - Eric Durtschi
"The first fruit (one the first season) seemed to resemble Pastiliere, hence the name: unknown, but perhaps Pastiliere. Subsequent crops in the following years would indicate that it is still an unknown. The 2007 crop only had about 25% of the fruit persist, but they were significantly larger than in previous seasons. Well worth the fruit which it did carry to maturity."
Unk. Pastiliere - Small but mighty. A little more intense on the cherry note. Less sweet (typical of this variety). I taste cinnamon as well. Kind of like a cherry cinnamon mulled drink...? Also a very soft skin that is a little bitter and also a nice small seed crunch. Overall, a wonderful fig. - Eric Durtschi
If you'd like your banner to be shown here and throughout Fig Database, send us a message.
Photos Add Your Image
YouTube Videos
No Videos Found
Member Descriptions Add Your Description
Similar Varieties
Join Us At The Fig Spot!
| Latest Posts |
|---|
|
Synsepalum dulcificum (Miracle Fruit) |
|
Fignatic |
|
France reporting! |
|
ISO Black Celeste |
|
What does your garden / orchard look like? |
