Garden Plant: Panache Tiger Fig Tree
Panache Tiger Fig Tree
Product Description: Panache Tiger Fig Tree
High-Fashion Panache Tiger Fig Tree
- Variegated Striped Figs
- Reliable Producer
- Self-Fruiting
- Large Glossy Deep Green Leaves
Why does the Panache Tiger Fig Tree (Ficus carica \’Panache Tiger’) have so much… well… panache? It could be because its figs are prized for their flavor and beauty or because it is one of the most reliable producers. Either way, this self-fruiting fig tree is one of the best you will find for warmer regions.
Known for its tiger striped figs, this fig tree is one of the most striking varieties available. Its figs arrive late in the season and ripen by August or September.
These figs are dressed for the party. They adorn themselves with bright green and yellow to cream variegated stripes that show off their juicy curves. And as they ripen, they celebrate the occasion with a wardrobe change from stripes to solid yellow then a finale of verdant green. With blazing red insides, these figs are just as beautiful as they are delectable!
How does the Panache Tiger Fig Tree’s fruit compare to other cultivars? Aside from their amazing pattern, they are perfect for eating freshly picked. Panache figs are slightly more subtle in sugar levels and flavor which makes them ideal for growers that prefer lightly sweet fruits rather than heavy sugars. They are also considered more petite than other figs. And this variety produces more figs annually than many others.
Panache Tiger Figs are ideal for adding to fresh and vibrant salads for a hint of sweetness or as a topping for yogurt or ice cream. They also make great preserves when combined with other fruits.
While the Panache Tiger Fig Tree’s figs are dazzling in pattern, so is the overall tree. This specimen features large, deep green glossy leaves and lightly striped branches.
Plant your Panache Tiger Fig Tree among your fruit tree collection in your backyard or front yard. It’s easy-to-manage size makes it ideal as a screen beside your fence or side yard. The more sun it receives, the sweeter and more plentiful your harvest will be.
Provide this deciduous wonder with plenty of sun. It adapts well to a wide range of soil types and only needs additional water during the hottest times of year. It will begin producing figs within two to three years after planting and does best with 100 chill hours.
If You’re in need of a fig tree that is as show-stopping as other plants in your yard, you need a Panache Tiger Fig Tree. This cultivar has stuck around longer than most because of its superb performance. Don’t miss out!