Peter's Honey Fig Tree

It produces chartreuse fruit (technically 'pomes') which are usually ready for picking from early to mid fall. This fig is basically one big sugar lump, but pick a day too early and you’re chewing on a cotton ball.

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So we can all agree that this variety of fig is a smashing success for everybody's garden, right?!

Peter's honey fig tree. I now have a tree loaded with dozens of figs that taste like, well, sweet. When you bite into the dark amber flesh, you'll understand why this variety has become so popular since its arrival from sicily. The figs are superb fresh, dried, or preserved and have a small closed eye.

Peters honey fig ficus carica ‘peter’s honey’ attractive deciduous garden tree has an interesting winter appearance. Like most figs, peter’s honey loves heat but is also has good cold tolerance. Seattlefiggirl from zone 8 on oct 07 2019.

It produces chartreuse fruit (technically 'pomes') which are usually ready for picking from early to mid fall. The peter's honey fig tree is a moderate grower to 15 to 25 feet tall and wide. Peter's honey fig definitely lived up to its reputation and all the hype.

Peter’s honey fig is superb for fresh eating. Yes, it's productive and colorful and sweet. Some of the new growth dies back every winter (around a foot of some of the branches).

Hi, i have a peter’s honey fig tree approx 8 years old, bought from the city of vancouver. The flesh is amber colored and very sweet. Peter’s honey fig tree brought from his native sicily by the late peter danna of portland, peter’s honey is one of the best figs we have eaten.

When totally ripe on the tree, the peter's honey fig. Honey flavored green figs the peter’s honey fig produces very sweet, shiny, high quality, and greenish yellow fruit when ripe. This is an excellent fig for eating fresh.

Figs are often root hardy and prolific in zones 5 and 6 if sheltered or planted against a south facing wall. Brought from his native sicily by the late peter danna of portland, peter’s honey is one of the best figs you will taste! The fruits have a sweet taste.

Very sweet, dark, amber flesh. Peter's honey fig has a dwarf habit suitable for container culture and may produce a breba crop The sweetest figs develop when the daytime temperature regularly exceeds 95°f.

Native to sicily it was brought to the northwest where it is popular by peter danna of portland. The fruit are most often used in the following ways: Brought from his native sicily by the late peter danna of portland, peter’s honey is one of the best figs.

The peter's honey fig tree originated in sicily and was brought to us by peter dana of portland, oregon. It produces chartreuse fruit (technically 'pomes') which are usually ready for picking from early to mid fall. All my plants are acclimated to.

Fruit pictures are from this year, main crop currently being ripened. Best to grow in a warm location on the south side of a wall, etc. In the northwest, peter’s honey ripens well in warm city climates.

The peters honey fig tree was originally from sicily, brought by peter dana of portland, or. A fig that stands on it own and deserves no adulteration. The fruits have a sweet taste.

Figs are possibly the very first domesticated fruit. It produces chartreuse fruit (technically 'pomes') which are usually ready for picking from early to mid fall. But that's part of the problem.

Ficus carica x peter’s honey. In years, peter's honey fig tree produces a soft celadon green fruit on the outside. Prolific fruiting variety producing very sweet fruit which develops dark sugar spots and drips honey if allowed to fully ripen.

Tree being auctioned is growing in a 4×9 pot. Needs sun and plenty of heat to ripen fruit. There is evidence of fig cultivation as early as 4,000 b.c.

The peters honey fig tree produces a high quality fig that is superb for fresh eating and fine for drying and canning. About peter's honey fig tree. Peter's honey:open eyesmall fruit (half size of desert king)late ripening.

A warm location with southern exposure is required for ripening fruit in the maritime northwest. And unlike the desert king fig, which has a thicker green skin, peter’s honey is cloaked in a delicate gold membrane that melts in your mouth. Brought from his native sicily by the late peter danna of portland, peter’s honey is one of the best figs you will taste!

This fig will melt in your mouth! For auction, i have peters honey fig, an excellent well known honey type fig, crazy prolific in setting fruit similar to grape clusters. It is planted just in back of my house, facing south (warmest spot in the yard and excellent light/sun).

The fruits have a sweet taste. Figs thrive in most soil.

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