Using Rock Dusts for Healthier Fig Trees & Other Plants
This worked well for establishing very dead soil. Now that my trees and other plants are established, it seems unnecessary.
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LSU Scott’s Black
Though Scott’s Black has the best flavor of all of the LSU varieties we have trialed, it is late and hates the rain, so we have culled it.
Azores Dark (Sao Miguel Roxo)
Still considered one of the best varieties of the Mt Etna Types.
Ondata (Thierry)
A terrific all-round, great tasting fig variety.
Albacor Comuna MP
We have found Albacor Comuna to be a much less productive than many of our other varieties. It’s actually a very good fig, but I hope I don’t regret having to let this one go.
JH Adriatic
Since we had so many varieties from the Adriatic fig family, and our JH Adriatic was in a poor location, we had it slated for the chopping block. HOWEVER, it became LOADED with figs in 2025, and I couldn’t bring my self to get rid of it.
Aoibheann’s First (TFH-C0006)
We have not grown the Aoibheann’s First fig variety, but The Fig Hunter was kind enough to send us a sample.
