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Identifying the Conadria Fig: A Green-Ripening, Sweet Variety

The Conadria fig has green skin when ripe, conspicuous white speckles, a short neck, and very sweet flavor. Ray Givan of NAFEX provides detailed descriptions and photos of light-skinned figs. Conadria is an excellent choice for home gardens.

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