Description
For advice on all aspects of how to look after your fig, please click here A Guide to Growing Figs
Description
Similar in every way to Col de Dame Blanc, except for the variegation of the skin, that has a striped yellow and green appearance. A historic variety, first described in 1668, the result of a naturally occurring genetic mutation which gave the fruit their characteristic colouring. Sometimes a single branch will revert to type and produce fruit without stripes - prune that branch out if it happens.For advice on all aspects of how to look after your fig, please click here A Guide to Growing Figs
