Live Cold Hardy Nero 600M Fig Tree Small Black Delicious Figs Red Pulp Sweet

Nero 600M produces 2 crops of black, small to medium sized high-quality figs.  Heavy mid-summer main crop.  The skin is a little thicker than others but easy to bite into.  When cut open there is no cavity in the dark red colored pulp.  Very juicy with a pleasing texture and no seed crunch.  Wonderful fig flavor with hints of berries.  Sweet through and through.  Small eye.  No souring or splitting.  

Our potted, mature Nero 600M is 6 years old and produces dozens of delicious, high-quality, mid-summer figs.  She is very healthy and extremely vigorous.  Fast producing and very cold hardy.  Fruit will ripen perfectly in cooler temperatures so she performs well here in the northeast, Zone 7a, NYC, without winter protection.  This is one of the varieties that my family enjoys the most and a real treat for everyone.  It’s easy to keep compact and one of the best varieties for potted culture.  No pollination required.

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About nycfigs

I am a fig collector and hobbyist with approximately 60 different varieties in the collection.  My family and I enjoy propagating and raising figs in potted culture here in New York City with no help from a greenhouse.  Our goal is to find the many wonderful varieties of fig that grow well in our zone, 7b, NYC, with the minimal amount of fuss.  It is a wonderful activity that we are able to share together.  We enjoy the healthy benefits from the fruits of our labors and love to share our many varieties of delicious figs and trees with friends and neighbors.  I am a member of NAFEX, Backyard Fruit Growers and a regular contributor to the Ourfigs and former Figs4Fun forums under the moniker nycfig.  In 2016 I was honored with the title of Fig King at the Staten Island Fig Festival, New York State's only event encompassing all things fig.  I am also founder and owner of figBid.com, the internet's only open marketplace dedicated to all things fig.  If you are the slightest bit interested in learning about figs I highly recommend joining www.ourfigs.com.  There are also several active Facebook groups that you can check out.  Just type "Fig Tree" in the Facebook search bar.

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