DFIC 80, AA001, Belleclare #2, Blue Celeste, Celeste Violette, Celestial, Celestine, Conant, Creech, Egyptian Pharaoh, Gray Midsummer's Day, Honey, Improved Blue Celeste, Little Brown, Little Brown Sugar, Malta, Small Brown, Tennessee Mountain, Violette, Heritage Celeste, Regular Celeste, Creech Family Sugar Fig. Old Ma and Young Ma: Both of these names were brought up by Allen (Shawnee Prophet) who admitted to being just Celeste.
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Main Flavor Group:
Exotic - Deep, rich flavor often found in varieties like Black Madeira and Preto, delivering an intense, complex taste that feels luxurious and distinctive.
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Fig Type:
Common - Self fertile and will grow anywhere conditions are suitable
The "Queen" of figs. One of best ripe eating figs in the world. Relativly small and does not hold up well to a lot of handling. Kids and Grandma will love this variety.
Some may say it's just a sugar fig. I disagree. The flavor is not bold or intense except for sweetness. Flavor nuances are there but mild. It's always reliable and productive. The only time it split was from rains coming out of a hurricane.
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