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Incredible Edibles - NZ’s Edible Plant Specialists
Incredible Edibles - NZ’s Edible Plant Specialists
What we grow
View full range
Apples
Avocado
Bananas
Bay Trees
Berryfruit
Blueberries
Cape Gooseberry
Casimiroas
Cherimoyas
Chilean Guava
Citrus
Coffee
Currants
Curry Leaf
Feijoas
Figs
Grapes
Guava - Cherry
Ice Cream Bean
Japanese Raisin Tree
Lemongrass
Macadamia
Mountain Paw Paw
Mulberry Hicks (Early)
Oak Leaved Papaya
Olives
Orangeberry
Passionfruit
Peanut
Pine Nut
Pomegranates
Raspberries
Rhubarb
Tamarillos
Tea
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Magical Blueberries
All about Olives
Fruiting Calendar
Pruning your Fig
Getting the best from your Citrus plant
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Poached Figs with Mascarpone
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Blueberry Muffins
Berry Coulis
Blackberry Cocktail
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Fig Brunoro Black

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Fig Brunoro Black fruit has purple to black skin with red flesh and has a very sweet, rich flavour. Brunoro Black has small to medium pear-shaped fruit. Fruit is ready for harvesting when fruit starts to fall (March -April).

Figs are one of the healthiest fruits in the world. They are high in dietary fibre and contain more potassium than bananas and more calcium than milk. Figs are virtually fat-free and have no cholesterol.

Like Poached figs with mascarpone? Get the recipe.

Fig Trees can produce a breba crop (a second crop). A Breba crop develops on old wood during spring after the leaves emerge. The branches bearing the Breba crop are from the previous year’s main fig crop produced in late summer-autumn.

Figs are often referred to as a fruit, though it’s a group of tiny flowers growing inside an edible shell. All figs are frost tolerant and can be pruned hard to keep desired shape and size or can be left to grow for kids to climb in. Early fruit is formed on last season wood, with autumn fruit formed on new seasons fruit.

Check our expert advice page on Pruning your fig to get the most out of your fig.

Ficus Carica ‘Brunoro Black’

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Fig Brunoro Black fruit has purple to black skin with red flesh and has a very sweet, rich flavour. Brunoro Black has small to medium pear-shaped fruit. Fruit is ready for harvesting when fruit starts to fall (March -April).

Figs are one of the healthiest fruits in the world. They are high in dietary fibre and contain more potassium than bananas and more calcium than milk. Figs are virtually fat-free and have no cholesterol.

Like Poached figs with mascarpone? Get the recipe.

Fig Trees can produce a breba crop (a second crop). A Breba crop develops on old wood during spring after the leaves emerge. The branches bearing the Breba crop are from the previous year’s main fig crop produced in late summer-autumn.

Figs are often referred to as a fruit, though it’s a group of tiny flowers growing inside an edible shell. All figs are frost tolerant and can be pruned hard to keep desired shape and size or can be left to grow for kids to climb in. Early fruit is formed on last season wood, with autumn fruit formed on new seasons fruit.

Check our expert advice page on Pruning your fig to get the most out of your fig.

Ficus Carica ‘Brunoro Black’

Fig Brunoro Black fruit has purple to black skin with red flesh and has a very sweet, rich flavour. Brunoro Black has small to medium pear-shaped fruit. Fruit is ready for harvesting when fruit starts to fall (March -April).

Figs are one of the healthiest fruits in the world. They are high in dietary fibre and contain more potassium than bananas and more calcium than milk. Figs are virtually fat-free and have no cholesterol.

Like Poached figs with mascarpone? Get the recipe.

Fig Trees can produce a breba crop (a second crop). A Breba crop develops on old wood during spring after the leaves emerge. The branches bearing the Breba crop are from the previous year’s main fig crop produced in late summer-autumn.

Figs are often referred to as a fruit, though it’s a group of tiny flowers growing inside an edible shell. All figs are frost tolerant and can be pruned hard to keep desired shape and size or can be left to grow for kids to climb in. Early fruit is formed on last season wood, with autumn fruit formed on new seasons fruit.

Check our expert advice page on Pruning your fig to get the most out of your fig.

Ficus Carica ‘Brunoro Black’

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