The delicious, dark red, berry flavored pulp has a thick jammy texture that is complemented with a pleasant slightly tangy background note. The skin can be medium thick. Produces only one crop which ripens throughout September at about 1400' elevation.

This Monumental Fig Tree grows from a large pile of rocks on what used to be a very productive ranch in Indian Springs. In the later 1800s and early 1900's, the ranch was owned and operated by the Struckmans, who raised and pastured 1400 acres of sheep, cattle and raised pigs and 30,000 turkeys a year! They irrigated at least 200 acres for pasture.