Fico Columbro Nero 150 cm 2,5 anni in vaso 20
12,50 €
MATURATION: end of June, then 15-20 August
The fig tree 'Columbro Nero or Colummaro Nero' is an ancient tree with medium-sized fruit, blue-black skin and sweet flesh. The blooms ripen at the end of June, the real figs are harvested around 15-20 August.
The fruits are excellent when eaten fresh, also dried, used to prepare jellies and jams, and are ideal to accompany savoury dishes because they do not cover the taste of ham, bacon and salami.
Bifera variety
MATURATION: end of June, then 15-20 August
NB l’altezza è media, le piante possono essere tra i 100 e 150 cm, essendo che le piante da frutto non hanno una crescita regolare
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