Amrita SO
We received our Amrita directly from Sacred Origin, but it has just been a dropper for us, so it has been removed from our orchard.
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Red Bluff Roundup (TFH-801)
We have not grown the Red Bluff Roundup fig variety, but The Fig Hunter was kind enough to send us a sample.
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Cerasus Mortem (TFH-187)
We have not grown the Cerasus Mortem fig variety, but The Fig Hunter was kind enough to send us a sample.
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Silin Dubh (TFH-276)
We have not grown the Silin Dubh fig variety, but The Fig Hunter was kind enough to send us a sample.
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Jolly Rancher (TFH-270)
We have not grown the Jolly Rancher fig variety, but The Fig Hunter was kind enough to send us a sample.
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Gunner Unknown (TFH-347)
We have not grown the Gunner Unknown fig variety, but The Fig Hunter was kind enough to send us a sample.
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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.
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5 Points (TFH-1700)
We have not grown the 5 Points fig variety, but The Fig Hunter was kind enough to send us a sample.
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California Brown Turkey
We’ve never been big fans of the California Brown Turkey family of figs, but they are grown widely for commercial production. So, we thought we’d try some CBT’s purchased from the grocery store.
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Culling Fig Varieties
As I’m retiring to spend more time with family, I’m greatly reducing our fig varieties, to just some of our favorites. We were at well over 400 fig varieties. Currently, we are at 26.
