Figuier Little Ruby Raisin de table Even if it is very

Even if it is very rustic

It is native to Southwestern Ontario and the United States where it grows sporadically here and there and is never very common

which extends their shelf life

the fruit has a pit that is difficult to remove (or slightly more adherent) — which may be a disadvantage for certain uses

Second (fall) crop often absent without pollination

Figuier Little Ruby Raisin de table Even if it is veryOrigin and Type Botanical name: Ficus carica Little Ruby Origin: a relatively recent variety, selected for small spaces Type: common fig (self fertile) does not require pollination to produce fruit. The Fruit Color: red to deep purple Flesh: intense red Flavor: sweet, rich, slightly honeyed with berry notes Size: small to medium Texture: juicy and tender Unlike Desert King, Little Ruby produces: one main crop (late summer early fall) but it is usually