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in the u.s., figs typically peak from july through first frost in the south, and from august and later in the north. usually the trees produce a crop within a month, and then nothing for several months, so check your local farm to find out when they'll be in season. in the north, most trees only produce
of purple, and mostly pink/red flesh with some white flesh. this variety is used exclusively for the fresh fig market and is common at pyo farms.. celeste figs are about the size of an egg, a purplish-brown when ripe, and a dark, sweet, moist, purple flesh inside. the calimyrna fig: is known for its nut-like...
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