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Genovese Nero AF (GNAF)
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Great variety. One of the best tasting, with a good size. Great texture also. Probably the same as I-258
Gods Gift
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A California seedling from (Lopresti on Ourfigs). Probably common, but not definitely, so buy at your own risk outside of waspland. Lopresti has some updates on it on the Ourfigs forum if you are interested. The picture here is courtesy of Lopresti, and is an example of what the figs look when caprified in California
Green/White Panicle Hydrangea (1gal)
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Beautiful hydrangea variety. Produces huge white blooms, and is very adaptable to part shade or a good amount of sun. Can be cut back heavily and still bloom. These are also fun to train to a tree form.
Hollier
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An excellent honey fig that is also very productive. For me it has loaded up with figs even when in more shade than any fig tree would like.
HSK UNK
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HSK UNK is a California fig find from (Figology on Ourfigs). It has done very well for me in the 2 years I have had it. It has some similarities to adriatics, but usually looks a bit different for me, and has in its 1st 2 years been earlier than most.
Italian 258 (I-258)
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Great variety. One of the best tasting, with a good size. Great texture also. Probably the same as GNAF
Improved Celeste
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A larger more elongated celeste offshoot. Another good candidate for inground, as it is pretty early. I prefer its flavor to celeste also.
Iranian Candy
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Great early fig variety, with a very refreshing taste. This was picked in the 2023 season as the favorite by my wife and kids.
Ischia Black UCD
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An interesting variety. It seems to be a slower grower than most, but what it lacks in vigor, it makes up for in a will to put out fruit. In my yard this tree is almost a dwarf variety, and probably puts out the most figs for its size, often pretty loaded with figs. They…
Italian Yellow Westfield UNK
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This is a medium-large sized honey fig, discovered by Aaron Delmanto (from NJFigs). My first few figs off this were nothing special, but the ones after that were extremely sweet, maybe almost too much for me. Promising for future years
Jans Best Mulberry
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My favorite of the everbearing mulberries so far. Productive and easy to root.
