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Peter's Honey Fig

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Original price $30.99 - Original price $30.99
Original price
$30.99
$30.99 - $30.99
Current price $30.99
SKU D340

Ficus carica 'Peter's Honey'

Brought from Sicily, this fig is one of the best. The skin is a beautiful, shiny yellow/green, developing dark pinprick sugar spots when ripe, and the flesh is rich amber and "honey" sweet when completely ripe.

Small eye that drips honey when fully ripened - about 30 days after Desert King.

This variety is grown from tissue culture and has been heat-treated to significantly reduce the presence of Fig Mosaic Virus.

Photo credit: figdatabase.com

USDA Zone: 7-10

Grow Height: 10'-15'

Sun: Full Sun

Ripening Time: October

Pollination: Self-Fertile

Click here to read our Fig Growing Guide

 

Size: 1 Gallon Pot

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michael e.
Peters Honey Fig

I reciever my order the other day and I was throughly impressed with the quality of my plants and the way they were packaged. Thank you very much for you high quality plants and the measures you take to ship them.

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PETER C.
Peter's Honey Fig plant

Timely delivery, nice packaging, clear instruction.
Doing well 12 days after planting.

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Christian S.M.
exceptional

i just wrote a review here, which was meant for the Violette de Bordeaux fig - another great experience with Raintree.
let me post my review of the Peter's Honey:
it came with no damage, was fully in tack, 2 feet tall and with lots of leaves - as soon as i repotted it the sun woke it up and it is thriving with the other figs in the nursery. I am so glad i found Raintree.

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Iana Z.
Excellent fig tree!

Great fig tree! Very happy with my purchase.

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CORDELIA P.D.
Peter's Honey Fig

Fig Tree arrived in good condition . Temporary put in pot……so could be placed in shade…the weather has been very warm this year .
Cordelia Drake