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White Genoa Fig Tree

$12.00
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“Ficus carica”

PLANT AVAILABILITY: From September - May

POT SIZE: 2L & 5L

BENEFITS

During summer it bears squat, pear-shaped, green skinned fruit with a dark-red very rich sweet flesh. Figs are great for making jams, drying, baked in pies and slices or eaten fresh.

GROWING CONDITIONS

Season: Spring to Autumn / Perennial

Soil: Rich and well draining

Watering: Water occasionally, can handle some dry periods

Position: Full sun. Requires watering in full sun until established

Fertilizing: Compost, Manure, Liquid feed

Use: Harvest fruits to eat fresh, and use in cooking or preserves

Growing tips: Prune after harvesting. Will sucker readily and sprawl, can be pruned to a tree form

Companion Plants: Lavender, Nasturtium, Creeping Thyme

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“Ficus carica”

PLANT AVAILABILITY: From September - May

POT SIZE: 2L & 5L

BENEFITS

During summer it bears squat, pear-shaped, green skinned fruit with a dark-red very rich sweet flesh. Figs are great for making jams, drying, baked in pies and slices or eaten fresh.

GROWING CONDITIONS

Season: Spring to Autumn / Perennial

Soil: Rich and well draining

Watering: Water occasionally, can handle some dry periods

Position: Full sun. Requires watering in full sun until established

Fertilizing: Compost, Manure, Liquid feed

Use: Harvest fruits to eat fresh, and use in cooking or preserves

Growing tips: Prune after harvesting. Will sucker readily and sprawl, can be pruned to a tree form

Companion Plants: Lavender, Nasturtium, Creeping Thyme

“Ficus carica”

PLANT AVAILABILITY: From September - May

POT SIZE: 2L & 5L

BENEFITS

During summer it bears squat, pear-shaped, green skinned fruit with a dark-red very rich sweet flesh. Figs are great for making jams, drying, baked in pies and slices or eaten fresh.

GROWING CONDITIONS

Season: Spring to Autumn / Perennial

Soil: Rich and well draining

Watering: Water occasionally, can handle some dry periods

Position: Full sun. Requires watering in full sun until established

Fertilizing: Compost, Manure, Liquid feed

Use: Harvest fruits to eat fresh, and use in cooking or preserves

Growing tips: Prune after harvesting. Will sucker readily and sprawl, can be pruned to a tree form

Companion Plants: Lavender, Nasturtium, Creeping Thyme

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