Celeste fig trees are a closed-eye fig variety, which essentially means that the small hole at the apex of the fruit is closed, resisting insect and pest damage to produce more unspoiled fruit compared to other fig types.

2022年11月24日 · The Celeste fig tree produces fruit that is medium in size and has light brown to purple skin and bright pink flesh. The flesh is very sweet, and it’s popular eaten fresh as a dessert fruit. In fact, it is also referred to as “sugar fig” on account of its sweetness.

2020年9月18日 · It’s one of the most humid climate-tolerant figs available. Its teardrop shape sheds water effectively, rarely splits, and its skin acts as a waterproof jacket. With a high brix content, Celeste resists fermentation and spoilage—ideal traits for growing in humid conditions. Celeste is remarkably resilient.

It is pest and disease resistant but needs winter protection as it often sustains cold injury in the southeastern United States. Abundant, small fruits are delicately flavored. It is heat tolerant and self-pollinating.

Enjoy the beauty, flavor, and versatility of the Celeste Fig Tree—a compact, cold-hardy fig variety that rewards you with sweet fruit, edible leaves, and attractive green foliage. Great for containers or garden beds alike!

Celeste is the most cold Hardy of all Texas fig varieties. The tree is large, vigorous and very productive. Celeste usually does not have a Breba crop; the Main crop ripens in mid-June before the Main crop of other Texas fig varieties. Celeste fruit has a tightly closed eye which inhibits the entry ofthe dried fruit beetle.

2023年3月27日 · We can only assume that means the Celeste Fig is divine. With its charming coloring, sweet flavor, and ability to tolerate harsher weather than most figs, some might consider it a sacred fruit. Read on to learn all about the Celeste Fig.

2017年5月24日 · The fig (Ficus carica L; family Moracea) originated in the Old World Tropics—Asia Minor and the Mediterranean region. In the Mediterranean, the fig has been cultivated since as early as 5,000 BC. The fig tree was first introduced to the Americas in 1575 by Spanish explorers in Florida.

2024年11月26日 · Whether you’re a seasoned fig grower or just starting your backyard orchard, this article will equip you with the knowledge to cultivate thriving Celeste fig trees and enjoy their delectable fruit for years.

2023年12月25日 · Find out how to plant and care for Celeste fig trees, common problems and pests, harvesting and storing tips, recommended varieties, and answers to frequently asked questions. Learn about the characteristics, growing conditions, and benefits of the Celeste fig tree.