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Laradek Brown Turkey figs ripen a breba crop and main crop most years. The medium sized figs weigh around 33 grams and have a closed eye. They are teardrop shaped, but without a long neck. The plants bear 3-5 lobed leaves, and the figs themselves present a yellow-brown exterior and golden red interior. Laradek Brown Turkeys have a sweet, fruity fig taste. Consider adding this variety to your collection, especially if you are growing in a cold climate. 

Ibiza is a rare fig about which not much is known. The name suggests that it is a Spanish variety, hailing from one of the Balearic Islands. This could lead some to think that is one of Montserrat Pons’ figs, however, fig enthusiasts have told the tale that Ibiza was discovered by an active fig forum user who goes by the handle Wild Fig Jesus. With its interesting breba and main crops, and high productivity, this fig is worth giving a try for any fig collector!

De Tres Esplets is a highly productive variety that grows as a rounded shrub form with lots of easy to reach low branches. It can be pruned to whatever shape is desired, however. De Tres Esplets fruits have medium thick skin that is difficult to peel, and they do not hold up well to transport, but they have a tight eye and are very resistant to splitting!

Inside, De La Roca has a pulp that is more yellow at the top and fades to a dark red near the bottom. The fruit is very soft and has a fairly strong berry flavor and sweetness. Some have even described it as flowery tasting. It has a chewy texture and a little seed crunch. This variety is tried and true, originating from famed fig grower, Montserrat Pons. Consider adding De La Roca to your fig collection!

The Constantine de Algerie fig gets its name from its home city in Algeria, Northern Africa. Although it originally hails from Africa, it was most notably popularized by Malaysian fig grower, Dato. You could call this an international fig of mystery! Not much is actually known about this variety because it is currently rare. However, connoisseurs have called it the next hot fig because of its attractive appearance, large size, and ability to withstand shipping and handling. Collectors will be happy to learn that it is an extremely fast rooter, so you will be on your way to growing Constantine de Algerie soon!

The name Colonel Littman’s Black Cross does not describe much about the fig other than its black appearance. In fact, the entire history of this fig has been steeped in mystery. A collector named Mr. Cross allegedly discovered this unknown variety in Florida. Fig sellers JF&E then distributed this fig, rocketing its popularity. The original mother tree is said to have died, thus halting the supply of the desirable CLBC. While many believe this tale, others claim that the mother tree still exists in Gainsville, Florida today!

CDD Rimada is not only a beautiful fig, but also has a great flavor. The brilliant red fruit is known to be the most acidic of the CDD varieties. The skin has a sweet flavor, and the interior contains berry, cherry, fruity, and citrus notes. The firm pulp is easy to bite into. Your family or guests will be impressed to see the beautiful CDD Rimada atop a salad or added to a cheese plate!

The name Col de Dame Gegantina says it all—this is a giant fig, the largest of the CDD varieties. According to one connoisseur though, it is really the weight of Gegantina rather than the size that is impressive. The dense fruit contains a jammy pulp that is not watery and has little to no seed crunch. It is a beautiful red color and has a smooth and rich berry flavor. Gegantina is not overly sweet, and the acidity allows the delicious flavor to linger in your mouth after eating!

CDD Bordissontenca is a desirable member of the Col de Dame fig family because of its ability to producea bumper crop of figs. In fact, it may be the most productive of the Col de Dame varieties. This French fig is a unifera variety, meaning it produces one main crop each year. However, it is not unheard of for Bordissontenca to also produce a breba crop on occasion!

The inside of this fig is what every connoisseur wants to experience. The thin skin of Cavaliere holds delicious thick and rich pulp and those who have been lucky enough to have sampled Cavaliere seem to have a hard time putting their finger on the taste of this sought-after variety. It is a complex flavor that is known to be acidic but also smooth. It has intense berry tones and sweetness with a taste that lingers. You will just have to try Cavaliere for yourself in order to weigh in on the unique flavor!

Try Capoll Curt Negra, whether you are an experienced grower, or just wish to try growing a healthy snack for you and your family. Kremp Florist grows fig trees on its farm in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Figs can be delivered locally or shipped nationally!

Aside from being a cold hardy fig, Campaniere is also a vigorous rooter. It has yellow green skin, but some purple blushing can also be seen on some fruits, making a beautiful varied color. Take a bite and you will discover delicious pink flesh. Campaniere is still relatively rare in the US, so purchase your cutting today to sample this unique fig.

Calderona, which ripens in mid-late season, has very large spade shaped and 3-lobed leaves. The dark skin and cauldron shape will make this variety recognizable to fig collectors. Consider adding Calderona to your collection, whether you are an experienced fig enthusiast or just want to try your hand at growing these healthy and delicious fruits.

When you take a bite into this fig, you will be met with a dark, strawberry colored center with a sweet and rich berry flavor. Bordissot Blanca Negra is known to have a medium-high yield and a long harvest period, usually beginning in mid-August depending on growing zone. Those growing figs outdoors will be happy to learn that this varieties closed eye makes it fairly resistant to rain and pests. 

The Black Tuscan fig bears a shiny, black-violet edible skin with some tinges of yellow near the top. When cut, you will see the strawberry colored flesh inside a smaller cavity within the fig. The fruit has a rich and intense berry flavor, and a juicy, honey consistency. Its leaves are 3-5 lobed. 

With only a few of this fig variety in stock, they are sure to go quickly! Get yours while you can.

A popular fig variety. With limited quantities available, grab this one before it's gone!

This may be the variety known as Brunswick.

This very hardy variety is unprotected in the winter but still reliably produces figs.

This variety survives the winters of Philadelphia unprotected and out in the open and still ripens figs year after year.

Excellent variety for those in the Northeast.

De La Reina makes it to the top of the favorites list for many.

Mid season producer in the Northeast. Planera figs have been described as thick, jammy, sweet, and fruity; doesn’t that sound delicious? The fruit has a thin skin and small internal cavity. The ostiole is also small, and therefore is more resistant to penetration by pests or birds. Planera’s leaves are recognizable by their 3 lobes, but will occasionally have 1 or 5 lobes. The leaves are also serrated.

Golden Riverside figs have a subtle sweet flavor. The Golden Riverside fig is known to have a melon flavor, but has also been described as berry and buttery caramel, with the flavor becoming more complex the longer the fruit is left to ripen. This variety is also very juicy and full of honey. Growers have noted that the eye of the Golden Riverside is usually pronounced and open.

Dels Ermitans fig are a late ripening Spanish variety. The Dels Ermitans variety of fig tree sets fruit continuously once it begins to bloom, making it a great choice for the grower looking to harvest many of these delicious fruits. It has a sweet flavor with medium richness. Fig trees can by planted in containers or directly into the ground.

Chico Strawberry is an early September sweet fig producer. Kremp Florist grows Chico Strawberry in its greenhouses in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. The florist sells cuttings locally, and also ships the plants nationwide. Contact Kremp Florist today to add Chico Strawberry to your fig garden.

Dans BB-10 figs are claimed by some to be the greatest tasting fig out there. Dan’s Black Beauty 10 fig trees are more commonly known by fig enthusiasts as Dan’s BB-10. Grower, Dan, gave them this name because of their dark black color and his rating of the tree as a “10” in terms of flavor, production, and hardiness. On his blog, Dan described the small to medium sized figs as rich and complex in flavor with melon overtones. They drip a purple honey when very ripe, but they do have a closed eye.

The Col de Dame Noir are beautiful dark figs with a dark red interior. Col de Dame Noir figs are recognizable by their deep purple to black outer skin. Inside is a deep red fruit. The trees grow well with lots of heat and produce late in the season. These figs feature an elongated neck, which is how they got their name meaning “collar of a lady.” Named after the fashionable high necklines of French royalty, Col de Dame Noir is a fruit fit for a queen.

Black Madeira KK is a more vigorous varity of the Black Madiera fig.

Angelos Dark-Sicilian Mt. Etna are hardy, vigorous and reliable.