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Description
This fig was discovered by Brian M. Here is what he said about it on August 2018:
What can I say it’s a super tasty fig. Very rich and syrupy. Doesn’t spoil, fairly early and a small eye. Stays around 40-50 grams and interior color changes depending on pollination. It is being trialed throughout the US and in Malaysia. It cannot be confirmed that it’s a common fig, however all indications is that it is. It was planted intentionally in a front yard on Burgan St. It grows vigorously and it has a long season. I haven’t identified it yet so it is still an UNKNOWN.
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Brianm From Zone 9 On Oct 09 2019
What can I say, I discovered this gem a few years ago. It is unmatched in flavor with a unique profile unlike many of the great Figs. It is not sweet berry flavor but a blend of melon, caramel sugar and fig. It is juicy and crunchy when pollinated. It is very early, prolific and robust. It is atop as the best in my collection and probably will be for others as well.
SeattleFigs From Zone 8 On Jul 25 2019
Unk Burgan fig discovered by Brian Melton, CAlarge sizeclose eyedoesnt spoil easilysyrupyberry complexvery sweet and jammySimilar Varieties
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