Sweet Dwarf Violette De Bordeaux Fig Tree
- Heirloom Variety Considered One of the Very Best
- Sweet Figs with Rich Flavor
- Excellent Fresh or Dried
- Purple-Black Skin and Deep Red Strawberry Flesh
- Closed Eye
- Early Breba Crop
- Main Crop in Fall
- Stays Compact
- Perfect for Container Culture or Small Spaces
- Very Productive
- Self Pollinating Variety
- Low Maintenance
- Great Choice for Coastal Areas
- Deer and Pest Resistant
Delicious fresh figs twice a year? Yes, and you'll cherish the distinctive sweet, rich flavor. Store-bought figs never taste this good.
Grow your own Fig tree for the most delectable experience. It's easy with a natural dwarf tree-like Violette de Bordeaux Fig Tree (Ficus carica 'Violette de Bordeaux').
You may hear this variety called the Negronne Fig, a historied variety that offers so much for the home gardener. Violette de Bordeaux is widely considered by experts as one of the very finest figs.
This productive variety boasts an irresistible fragrance and extremely flavorful small to medium-size fruit. Violette de Bordeaux has the darkest strawberry-red flesh of any fig.
Enjoy the fruit freshly picked or dried. Use it in gourmet recipes and impress your friends!
Violette de Bordeaux is a productive variety. You'll get two crops of juicy figs a year.
The early Breba crop comes in late spring and is borne on dormant buds from last year's old wood. New wood produces the main crop, which is harvested in fall.
Pick your ripe figs when the texture turns soft. Use a sharp pair of garden shears to snip through the stem. You can also hand-pick your crops with a gentle tug upward.
Exceptional Violette de Bordeaux performs well across a wide geographic area. It's blissfully resistant to pests and diseases.
With a closed eye, it easily tolerates high heat and humidity. You and your family will love the complex, candy-flavored taste of Violette de Bordeaux and this variety's endless possibilities.
Eat fresh picked right off the tree or spread ripe, high sugar fruit on toast for a fast and healthy breakfast. Some say it is the best jam they've ever had.
For a mouth-watering fish dinner, ditch the foil. Wrap the fish in fig leaves for cooking, instead. This will keep the fish juicy and give it a delicious, coconut flavor.
Gift yourself one or more Violette de Bordeaux natural dwarf tree and leverage it as an accent tree for a small space. It is by far one of the first choices for those desiring to grow a Fig in a container on a patio or deck.
Order your Violette de Bordeaux Fig tree ASAP.
People across the country are boosting their food security with backyard orchards. Our stock of this low maintenance, hardy variety will not last long.