Fig Sapling "Greco Nero" 8-196

Greco Nero
This Greek-origin fig is a relatively new and rare variety, introduced a few years ago by collector Andreas. It is now primarily handled by Harvey Correia of [Figaholics] and is highly regarded by fig enthusiasts overseas.
Characteristics
Fruit Size and Color
The fruits are medium to large, weighing approximately 60g to 80g. When ripe, the skin turns a deep purple. The flesh is a vibrant red to deep crimson, making it a visually stunning variety.
Flavor
The taste is deep and rich, with a honey-like sweetness that fills the mouth. A subtle berry flavor adds a pleasant accent, creating a jam-like richness that envelops the palate with a honey-like texture. A delightful aftertaste lingers long after consumption.
Cold Hardiness
It has relatively strong cold hardiness and is suitable for USDA hardiness zones 7B (-14.9°C to -12.2°C) and warmer. This variety can be cultivated in parts of southern Hokkaido and mountainous areas from Tohoku to Kanto.
Tree Characteristics
It features very large leaves and strong vitality, which is also appealing. It grows very quickly and produces abundant large fruits.
This fig is a truly luxurious variety, offering an exquisite balance of deep honey sweetness and berry flavor. Despite its rarity, it is easy to grow, and its beautiful fruit and delicious taste make it a must-try for any fig enthusiast.