Petite negra fig where to buy

Shipping Season Choose an option… Fall Description Additional information. Related products. Select options Quickview. At OGW we offer a diversity of food plants and their companions from around the world. We offer unique and rare fruit and nut trees, shrubs, and vines.

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The eye is small to closed so this should minimize spoiling of the fruit. Small productive and hardy! Height: 3'-5', but can be kept smaller with some pruning. USDA zone: Light: Full sun to part sun. Bearing age: years. Pollination requirements None. It is self fertile. I have a 3rd year PN in a container, so far the fruit hasn't been very remarkable, but the last two years they've ripened late, and few figs taste good in the cold, wet fall weather up here.

I'm optimistic that the fruit will set and ripen earlier as the tree matures. Hopefully the fruit improves and gets a little bigger too. I'm a big fan of getting figs on every node, so even if the fruit starts out a little weak, it's going to hang out in my collection until it's edged out by something better. So far, my only pain point with the PN is that the baby figs start out red and get too much attention from birds.

I lost two tiny figs to ambitious blue jays, last week. Other than that, no gripes. Comment Post Cancel.

Are the leaves on yours long finger ones like this? Johnson1 commented. No, the leaves are not long fingered. Edible Landscaping is believed to be the origin of Petite Negra. The fruits look the same. Rigo commented. So his picture is wrong? Now I need to solve this. Do you also grow Violette de Bordeaux? How does Petite Negri Negra? Petite Negri is correct. Edible Landscaping in Afton, VA is the source.

Yes, they may be related. Wish I could add more. Rewton commented. So I was just curious whether there is enough unique characteristics to make it worthwhile to grow both. I wish my PN figs looked as nice as yours!

I have one in a 5 gallon pot right now. Not a lot of fruit, and much smaller skinnier than yours. The tree is not very vigorous in growth either.