✅The leaves of the Panache Tiger Fig are typically solid green and are not variegated like its fruits. The distinctive variegation of the fruit, with green and yellow stripes, does not extend to the leaves, which remain a uniform green.
The leaves are small and the flowers are sweetly scented which is highly unusual and not your typical citrus aroma. This is a grafted plant that blooms and fruits sooner.
Pollination: Self-fruitful. Ripening date: Late season. U.S.D.A. Hardiness zones: 9-11, cold-hardy to 25° with brief exposure. This variety produces juicy, sweet fruit. ✅For Residents of Texas only!
USDA hardiness zone 4-9. Grafted on M-111. Pot size 5x5x12. The soft white flesh is sweet and juicy, with a hint of strawberry flavor. This apple ripens in August and is a great choice for Pacific Northwest growers.
GROWER’S CHOICE ASSORTMENT: Plants are selected from available inventory at the time of shipping. Varieties and colors may vary based on seasonal availability and growing conditions. Specific selections cannot be guaranteed. STARTER: This six pack of herbs are a...
