LSU Hollier-tiny with a punch

[Pdiscool]

Had my first few LSU Hollier figs. I wasn’t expecting much by looking at my first year figs. They figs were tiny and weren’t much to look. Once I got to taste them I was very surprised! It was very sweet and tasty, slightly honey with almost a hint of apricot flavor. Excited to taste the others on the tree. How do ya’ll like the flavor of LSU Hollier?

[Otis]

I've got a 2 month old cutting that I hope will grow like crazy before having to head to the garage over winter. That fruit looks great on the inside and I can appreciate the outside for what it promises.

[RandyK]

I have two small rooted cuttings, but they are coming on strong now. I’m really looking forward to fruit next year!

[aaron]

I’ve heard it’s one that really improves as the tree matures. My tree is probably about 7’ tall and 7’ wide now. That’s about as big as I want them to be. Last years fruits were ok. This years breba were quite good. And the tree is just loaded with main crop. I’m really looking forward to it!

[Rudypayraise]

Looks great. I have one that I obtained in late spring as a trade. Out of the LSU varieties Hollier is the ones I been wanting. Looks great based off your pics. I find that smaller figs usually pack big flavor.

[richardk]

LSU Hollier is rated very high in my book. It's one of my first 5 to ripen every year and the honey flavors it has is very unique compared to some of the other honey figs like Italian honey .

[Forrest]

Thanks for the review. I plan on adding Hollier to my small collection.

[FloraFig]

Reading this I get very excited. I have LSU Hollier that I rooted in January. Didn't really expect anything this year. But it looks like I might get a taste after all.