[Reference entry - not a grower report]
This post was auto-generated from public fig references to seed the variety archive. It's not anyone's actual growing experience, and the photos are just generic Wikimedia images of Ficus carica, not this specific variety. Real growers are totally welcome to correct it.
French variety with small to medium fruit, usually described as having grey-brown or brownish-grey skin when ripe. Flesh is said to be amber or light red. Tree tends to stay pretty compact. Ripens in late summer to early autumn. Also called Grise de Bourjasotte. Sometimes gets mixed up with other grey-skinned French varieties like Grise de Saint-Jean or Précoce Ronde Violette because they look kinda similar and the names vary by region. Primary crop figs and breba crops might differ in how dark the color is.
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