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Description
Col DE Dame Blanc is a Common Fig cultivar (Ficus carica. It is grown mainly in the southern part of France. The Col DE Dame Blanc figs are a Unifera Common Fig type variety, they have medium-sized piriformis and in the dry conditions they also appear cucurbiform. Its thin skin is a beautiful light green, yellowing and its flesh is red and pink. The skin has good consistency and the pulp is sweet and very jammy. With an average production of figs, which ripen from mid-August to mid-October. They have good aptitude for both fresh handling and drying. It is preferable to grow it in fresh soil.
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This variety, often found in French nurseries, has a long neck on the fig and is said to resemble the "Collar of a Lady" or "Collier d'une Dame" when high collars and jeweled necklaces were in fashion in French royalty.
This fig is yellow and green on the outside and red on the inside. It produces one crop late in the season.
From Harvey (Figaholics): September 21, 2017
Our Col DE Dame Blanc tree is not vigorous but puts out a lot of fruit and we've been picking fruit for quite some time this year, maybe since early August. I've posted photos of this in prior years so just haven't taken the time to post this year until now. This was maybe the largest I've picked so far this year at 52 grams. As always, it has a strong berry flavor, moderate sweetness and acidity, dense texture, and moderate seed crunch. Very productive tree for its size.
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