White Adriatic Fig Full Sun

White Adriatic Fig Full SunFicus carica Description Large sized fruit, skin is yellow with some green, with pink flesh and a good flavour. Used for fresh fruit, and jam, very nutritious fruit. Produces heavy crops. Maturity Early summer and late autumn Self Pollinating Tree Care Plant in a well drained and well worked soil. Take care to plant the bud union above the soil level. Water in well and keep soil moist until tree is established. Fertilise when planting and again after

A deep purple skinned

Trees will require staking due to prolific fruiting

This variety is self-fruitful which means it does not require pollination from another Apricot variety and is a moderately productive variety which means it will require staking

It has a light orange flesh and harvests in late December to early January

Prepare the soil well before planting by adding compost or composted manures

Ideal for eating fresh or for use in jams and preserves

This variety is self-fruitful and is a moderately productive variety which means it will require staking

It is a freestone plum

Mid December (Mid Season)

which has been available in Australia for many years

Harvest is early to late March

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