Grosse Grise de Notre Dame

This is a one gallon rooted cutting from my mother tree that I obtained from the Pepinieres Brusset fig nursery in France. They have a website you can check out.The name translates into "Big Gray of Notre Dame.." As the name implies, it's a big spreading tree that bears 2 crops and does not need the wasp. The brebas are about 60 grams and begin to ripen in my zone 8 the first of July. The main crop is about 80 grams and start to ripen mid August and extends through the fall. The figs hang long on the tree, are very sweet and do not crack, even in wet and humid conditions.

You are bidding on the plant shown in the 4 pics. Sorry, I don't have pics of the fruit. All of my plants are grown in full sun and do not need acclimation. Please water as soon as you receive the plant and up pot soon after

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