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LSU Tiger
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Very productive. Figs have a sweet honey flavor. Most figs develop a drop of honey at the eye.You may only view thumbnails in this gallery. This gallery has 2 photos.Wishlist; Green Michurinska, St. Rita
Tony
Sarver, PA Zone 6A. -
LSU Tiger is very vigorous and makes a strong upright tree. This picture is of a three to four year old tree.Comment
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LSU Tiger leaves seem to vary a lot. Younger leaves and earlier leaves in the year seem to me more spade like, and more mature have up to 5 lobes like in the LSU publications on this variety. My current plant is young, I will try to post some more mature leaves next year.
Ed
SW PA zone 6aComment
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Ripe fruit from a large mature LSU Tiger tree.
Plus a few green figs, showing leaves too.
Last edited by CliffH; 01-31-2019, 11:35 PM.Texas (N. Houston area) - zone 8b
Wish List: Rubado, Thermolito, Calderona, Cavaliere, GM-172, and GM-25Comment
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More pictures.....
Texas (N. Houston area) - zone 8b
Wish List: Rubado, Thermolito, Calderona, Cavaliere, GM-172, and GM-25Comment
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Cliff, all I can say is you have one royal LSU Tiger. Your fruit matches mine but some of your figs are a bit fuller. I am really enjoying my Tiger figs this year. Thank you for sharing your bounty.Comment
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