Fig Database®: LSU Purple

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Backyardfigs From Zone 8 On Nov 17 2020

A fig that is overlooked because it is so widely available. It will dry on tree. Has closed eye and handles rain and humidity very well. The tree likes to sprawl instead of growing upright. This may be the best rootstock because it is Nematode resistant. This tree should have a place in everyone's yard and should become the go to grafting tree while leaving one for that caramel taste your kids will love.

Rigo007 From Zone 10 On Oct 10 2019

It split on me at first but things got better. This variety has a dark purple on the body fading to a light purple-ish hue towards the neck. Small to medium sized fig with an amber flesh. A vigorous and very productive variety.

Unlike VdB, it has a sugar flavor but more like a candy sugar while VdB has a sugar, berry taste to it. LSU purple is very tasty and worth adding to the collection. Only problem is, ants and other critters love it just as much.

jrdewhirst From Zone 6 On Jul 02 2019

Delicious if totally ripe, bland otherwise. Subtle, not overpowering. Moderately sweet, suggesting maple.

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