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Fig tree 'Panaché' – Ficus carica
€16.90
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The fig that turns every head: figs striped yellow and green, with sweet, fragrant red flesh. Self-fertile, it fruits on its own from mid-August to September.
Its round figs of about 50 g are elegantly striped with yellow and green bands, a rarity among figs. Their very sweet red flesh is delicious fresh, in jam or dried. This small, vigorous tree is very productive, and its fruits stand up well to bad weather.
- Botanical name: Ficus carica 'Panaché'
- Hardiness: down to −18 °C
- Fruit: about 4 cm and 50 g, yellow skin striped with green, very sweet red flesh
- Harvest: a single crop, from mid-August to September: this fig does not bear breba figs
- Pollination: self-fertile, a single tree is enough
- Uses: fresh, jam, compote, baking, dried
In the garden
A southern variety: plant it in the sun, against a wall that shelters it from the north. Any good soil suits it; adding compost increases the crop.
The plant you receive
Two-year-old plant, 60 to 80 cm tall.
A farm-grown plant raised outdoors at 1,000 m altitude in the Livradois-Forez Regional Nature Park: never in a heated greenhouse, fed with organic fertiliser only and grown following permaculture principles.
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The fig that turns every head: figs striped yellow and green, with sweet, fragrant red flesh. Self-fertile, it fruits on its own from mid-August to September.