Ficus carica 'Black Genoa' Fig

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Ficus carica 'Black Genoa', better known as the 'Black Genoa' Fig, is an exquisite variety of fig that is celebrated for its large, juicy, and succulent fruit with a sweet, rich flavor. With its striking deep purple-black exterior and vibrant red flesh, this fruit is both a visual and gastronomic delight. Beyond its fruiting prowess, the tree itself with its lobed green leaves provides a lush Mediterranean aesthetic that's hard to resist.

Common Name: Black Genoa Fig
Mature Height (meters): 3-5m
Mature Width (meters): 3-4m
Spacing: 4-5m apart
Foliage: Broad, deeply lobed, bright green leaves
Fruiting period: Summer to early autumn
Form/Habit: Small to medium-sized tree with a spreading habit
Uses: Fruit production, ornamental tree, shade tree, container gardening
Evergreen/Deciduous: Deciduous
Tolerates: Light frost once mature
Drought Hardy: Yes, once established
Sun: Full sun

Planting your Ficus carica 'Black Genoa' Fig
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How to Plant Ficus carica 'Black Genoa':

Site Selection: Choose a spot with well-draining soil and full sunlight.
Soil Preparation: Incorporate compost and aged manure into the soil to enhance fertility.
Hole Digging: Prepare a hole about twice the size of the root ball.
Planting: Set the tree in the hole, ensuring it's upright. Backfill with soil and water deeply.

Caring For Your Ficus carica 'Black Genoa' Fig
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How to Plant Ficus carica 'Black Genoa':

Site Selection: Choose a spot with well-draining soil and full sunlight.
Soil Preparation: Incorporate compost and aged manure into the soil to enhance fertility.
Hole Digging: Prepare a hole about twice the size of the root ball.
Planting: Set the tree in the hole, ensuring it's upright. Backfill with soil and water deeply.

Frequently Asked Questions about Ficus carica 'Black Genoa' Fig
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Frequently Asked Questions:

How often does the 'Black Genoa' Fig produce fruit? It typically bears fruit twice a year, with a lighter crop in early summer and a heavier main crop in late summer to early autumn.
Is it self-fertile? Yes, the 'Black Genoa' Fig is self-pollinating, so there's no need for another tree for fruit production.

Description

Ficus carica 'Black Genoa', better known as the 'Black Genoa' Fig, is an exquisite variety of fig that is celebrated for its large, juicy, and succulent fruit with a sweet, rich flavor. With its striking deep purple-black exterior and vibrant red flesh, this fruit is both a visual and gastronomic delight. Beyond its fruiting prowess, the tree itself with its lobed green leaves provides a lush Mediterranean aesthetic that's hard to resist.

Common Name: Black Genoa Fig
Mature Height (meters): 3-5m
Mature Width (meters): 3-4m
Spacing: 4-5m apart
Foliage: Broad, deeply lobed, bright green leaves
Fruiting period: Summer to early autumn
Form/Habit: Small to medium-sized tree with a spreading habit
Uses: Fruit production, ornamental tree, shade tree, container gardening
Evergreen/Deciduous: Deciduous
Tolerates: Light frost once mature
Drought Hardy: Yes, once established
Sun: Full sun

Planting your Ficus carica 'Black Genoa' Fig

How to Plant Ficus carica 'Black Genoa':

Site Selection: Choose a spot with well-draining soil and full sunlight.
Soil Preparation: Incorporate compost and aged manure into the soil to enhance fertility.
Hole Digging: Prepare a hole about twice the size of the root ball.
Planting: Set the tree in the hole, ensuring it's upright. Backfill with soil and water deeply.

Caring For Your Ficus carica 'Black Genoa' Fig

How to Plant Ficus carica 'Black Genoa':

Site Selection: Choose a spot with well-draining soil and full sunlight.
Soil Preparation: Incorporate compost and aged manure into the soil to enhance fertility.
Hole Digging: Prepare a hole about twice the size of the root ball.
Planting: Set the tree in the hole, ensuring it's upright. Backfill with soil and water deeply.

Frequently Asked Questions about Ficus carica 'Black Genoa' Fig

Frequently Asked Questions:

How often does the 'Black Genoa' Fig produce fruit? It typically bears fruit twice a year, with a lighter crop in early summer and a heavier main crop in late summer to early autumn.
Is it self-fertile? Yes, the 'Black Genoa' Fig is self-pollinating, so there's no need for another tree for fruit production.

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