Allix survived the 2025 winter well – loaded w/brebas in the spring, but they dropped. Then loaded w/mains, which also dropped. Is it even true to type? I just have WAY too many fig trees to deal with it right now, so it’s gone.
After the first fig tasting, I had high hopes for the Jebba fig variety, but didn’t perform in our orchard. Not sure why, but I decided I had too many other good figs to take up my space and time.
The Olga fig variety is an excellent blend of very sweet grape🍇, strawberry🍓, and banana🍌.
Though Albo is a very good honey fig from the Pomona fig collection, we are not big into honey figs and this one just didn’t have a good level of production. In spite of its flat bottom, it does seem to handle the rain well.
Still considered one of the best varieties of the Mt Etna Types.
We love intense figs, and NdA is by far the sharpest berry fig we have tried.
We may consider this our #1 fig variety, except for one small weakness…
