Fig

Ficus Carica ‘Mrs Williams’

'A variety of fig tree known for its robust growth and high productivity. It has large, lobed leaves that provide a lush, tropical appearance. This tree thrives in warm climates and is often grown in gardens and orchards for its fruit.

Flower : The flowers are unique because they are located inside the fig fruit itself, in a structure called a syconium.

Fruit : Large, sweet figs with green skins that show a purple blush when fully ripe in late summer or early autumn. Excellent for eating fresh, directly off the tree or can be used in baking, preserves, or dried.

Fig tree with dense green foliage in a yard with gravel landscaping and a paved pathway.

Fresh figs, whole and halved, with green leaves on a wooden surface.

Green fig leaves with figs on a tree branch against a bright sky.

Ripe figs hanging on a fig tree with green leaves.

Silhouette of a tree with roots, and two figures standing beside it for scale, against a black background with horizontal lines.

Puhinui School emblem featuring foliage and motto "Others Before Self."