Fig - Yellow Excel new but it deserves to be

but it deserves to be more widely cultivated as a home fruit

Average wt

Needs male and female plants to produce the delectable pods

The sweet black grape is nice eaten on its own and bunches of it are a wonderful addition to a fruit or cheese platter

Self pollinating so you only need one tree

Fig - Yellow Excel new but it deserves to beYellow Excel Fig has large globular yellow fruit with sweet amber pulp. Hardy fruiting tree to 6 metres. Large leaves, fruits from Spring Autumn. Eaten fresh or dried. Will grow in most parts of Australia, prefers moist soil and dry atmosphere, deciduous and frost tolerant. Figs can grow large or easily prunned maintaining them to no higher then 2m. This allows them to be easily covered with netting. Approx 1m high.