Fig Mrs Williams

Excellent eating, sweet and juicy with good acid balance and fine texture. Large russet golden-brown fruit. Partially self-fertile. Mid-season.

Although commonly perceived as fruit, figs actually comprise a cluster of tiny flowers nestled inside an edible shell. All fig varieties exhibit frost tolerance and can undergo significant pruning to maintain the desired shape and size or left to flourish for children to climb. Early fruit formation occurs on last season's wood, while autumn fruit develops on the new season's growth.

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All figs are self-fertile and can grow between 3-8m tall and wide.