Varietal description: Recent Obtaining the ficus carica "ice crystal" is a small fig tree in compact vegetation (no more than 2.50m tall as an adult). Bifère variety, it gives quite a beautiful berries deep red, once in the spring (mild climate) and again in late summer-early fall (in all regions). Its flesh is slightly tart and deliciously scented. It is characterized by its deeply cut leaves, which makes it particularly original and decorative. Rustic, it is suitable for areas north of the Loire.

Its relatively small size makes it ideal for small spaces.

A VERY DECORATIVE FIGUIER BY ITS CUT SHEETS WONDERFULLY!

General description of the fig: The fig tree is a large shrub or a small deciduous tree fruit is also grown in gardens for its shade or ornamental purposes. Its large polymorphic leaves, often palmate (3-5 rounded lobes) are a beautiful dark green to lighter reverse. Its flowers are invisible because they are inside the fleshy receptacle which then grows around the small seeds and is a whole fruit. The fruits are edible, very sweet, of different size and color depending on the variety. Le Figuier like light and heat, prefers aerated soils, rich, fresh and permeable, although it tolerates drought and tolerates limestone. It is also resistant to the marine environment provided it is protected from the direct action of the soil. Despite its exotic appearance, the fig is hardy enough (around -15 ° or even lower). The bifères varieties (two fruiting) does bear fruit twice that favorable climate. In less clement regions, there is a harvest as possible, for unital varieties (harvest).Splendid ornamental or fruit tree yielding delicious green figs, yellow, black or purple. It only remains for you to choose the right variety that meets your desires and your region.

Exposure: sun.

Hardiness: -15 ° and +.

Adult H.: 1.50m / 2 meters 50.

Port: bushy and compact.

Flowering:

Foliage: Deciduous.

Color bloom:

Soil: fertile, well drained and rather cool.

Use: solid, isolated, group, orchard pot.

Fruit: Deep Red.