Sanguinato Fig

Sanguinato is a Greek fig (though it may have some Italian origin in it's naming). Our tree has grown very vigorously.

This variety is supposedly a common type but unproven at this point.

The fruits are large, sweet with a nice flavor, have a jammy texture, and deep red pulp.

Update: A friend of ours is growing a tree of Sanguinato in Michigan and ate one fruit from his tree in 2019. It wasn't fully ripe but good enough to eat so I think this is good enough to confirm that it is a common type fig but requires a relatively long growing season, although this video was recorded on August 21st which isn't extraordinarily late.

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