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wow small to medium fig ,but big in taste
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Waiting on a few of these myself....any idea how long those took to develop, ripen?
thanks for sharing!Jesse in western Maine, zone 4/5
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not long ,but didnt keep track ,very sweet ,got the tree from JF&E waiting for about 20 to ripen in the next couple days
tree worth having ..I am also air layering it .. hope to see roots soonComment
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I pulled an airlayer off my 3-4 yr old IC last week, and the developing figs have that same long neck, stem that yours display. This is certainly one worth having in short season locales- it will really prove itself by ripening the fruit before my first frost, because it didn't see the sun before June!Jesse in western Maine, zone 4/5
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Jesse your looking for fig that rippens early ,i have a tree that was my dads when he was here .
i take care of it now .i ask for id help on other site and the ower jon said he thiks it a Marseille.
they were ripe bout a month ago .. i will have 100 or so cutting come this fall .. you are welcome to some at no charge ,great tasting fig very sweet sweeter than celest .. just contact me in NOV.
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I am pleased with mine, it is ripening continually for about 3 weeks now.Rafael
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Improved Celeste is like a fountain of figs. And the figs are sizable and potent, even as far as figs go. Sweet sweet. And the leaves are great. They can have a very healthy single-lobed Black Madeira look. The fruit even develops a wonderful bell-like shape as it ripens, though the color can sometimes leave something to be desired.Tony WV 6b
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Thanks for sharing your photo and info.
Its one of my earliest and most consistent producers.Pete R - Hudson Valley, NY - zone 5bComment
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