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Marseilles Black VS figs are incredibly reliable and productive. Marseilles Black VS has a black exterior and a dark red fruit inside. The leaves are generally five-lobed and the tree produces medium-sized figs. While the edible skin can be semi-chewy, it is not very tough like some other varieties. It is early ripening, and it is a sturdy fig that is hardy to zone 5 in the ground.

Moscatel Preto has a very sweet and complex honey berry flavor. Kremp Florist grows the Moscatel Preto at its greenhouses in Bucks County, Pennsylvania but the plant is available for shipping across the country. A cutting from this fig tree can be grown in a container or planted directly into the ground. Lots of sunshine will ensure that the figs ripen for a healthy snack or tasty addition to recipes.

Izbat An Naj is as sweet as they come. The Izbat An Naj is one variety of fig tree sold by Kremp Florist. The florist grows many varieties of the tree at its property in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Cuttings of this variety are available for shipping, or if you are local to Southeastern Pennsylvania, you are welcome to choose your own tree from Kremp Florist’s stock.

Improved Celeste is one of the workhorses of the fig world. Improved Celeste figs have a brownish exterior that covers a white or light pink fruit. Long necks and 1-3 lobed leaves distinguish the figs. This variety is known as “improved” because it has less fruit drop, a longer harvest, and is more hardy than before. It is hardy through zone 6. These figs have a closed eye, which leads to little or no splitting so fruit is not lost to pests.

I-258 cranks out loads of some of the best tasting figs imaginable on a vigorous and hardy tree. The interior of the I-258 fig is light around the edges and fades into a deep red. It is a juicy fig, and in addition to the berry taste it has also been described as citrus, tangerine, and passion fruit. The “I” in the fig’s name harkens back to its Italian origins. This fig was categorized and numbered as part of the Italian government’s effort to enhance agricultural economic growth in the 1980s. Some Italian figs were also given names, but this one is simply known as 258.

The Galicia Negra is an outstanding Spanish variety that is one of our absolutely favorite tasting figs. Kremp Florist sells Galicia Negra fig trees, grown at their own greenhouses in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. This tree is great for the seasoned grower or a novice who’d like to harvest the tasty fruit. The tree can be grown in large containers or can be planted directly into the ground.

Easton Purple figs are early and reliable. The Easton Purple fig has a unique look to it with its longer neck. The interior of the fig is light in color and is fruity without much figgy flavor. Some have compared the flavor to that of a white grape. You will also notice an interior “twist” in the shape of the flesh, so it is not uniform throughout the fig. Leaves of this variety of tree have an unusual arrowhead shape and distinct vein pattern. The leaves are generally single and/or triple lobed.

The Col de Dame Grise is a popular fig variety. You can recognize this fig by its greenish-purple color, giving it a gray (grise in French) cast to it. Inside is a dense, dark red pulp, with a figgy flavor and no seed crunch. Be sure to look for Col de Dame’s signature long neck—it’s why the French named it “collar of a lady” after their finely clothed royalty.

The Col de Dame Blanc is a French variety widely regarded as one of the top tasting figs. Col de Dame Blanc fig trees are available for purchase online through Kremp Florist. Cuttings of this fig variety are grown at the florist’s greenhouses in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where locals can choose a tree of the their own. No matter where you grow your figs, though, Kremp Florist can ship cuttings to you. Col de Dame Blanc often ripens late in the season and grows well in either containers or in the ground.

Brooklyn White figs are a hardy variety found in New York City. As its name suggests, Brooklyn White fig trees were originally found in that borough of New York City. The variety was planted by European immigrants, and has been pleasing fig enthusiasts on this side of the pond ever since. Kremp Florist grows Brooklyn White in its own greenhouses in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Contact the florist today to purchase your tree—cuttings can be shipped nationwide.

The Bourjasotte Grise fig is a very tasty French variety. Kremp Florist sells the French Bourjasotte Grise variety of fig tree to customers both local and nationwide. Cuttings of this large greenish-purple fig variety can be selected in Kremp Florist’s store or shipped to you wherever you might be growing these fruitful trees. Bourjasotte Grise thrives even in cool climates, and also grows well in containers.

The Bourjasotte Noire fig is very large, attractive and flavorful. It is recognizable by its large, attractive appearance. The somewhat flattened fig is a dark purple, with an equally dark red interior. It only makes sense that this French variety was named “noire,” meaning black. The thin edible skin gives way to a super juicy fig with no seed crunch. Bourjasotte Noire is said to have a berry flavor.

Black Madeira figs are berry figs filled with a pool of honey.

Black Ischia Ad is a very dark fig with a rich honey berry flavor.

Ronde de Bordeaux is an early ripening small fig, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in flavor. Some describe Ronde de Bordeaux figs as having Concord grape flavors, while others detect a molasses/strawberry flavor. Overall, it is a sweet tasty fig. You can recognize this plant by its large leaves that have long, thin fingers.

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