Bethel Grove Gardens · Variety reference

Cerasus Mortem

Biological type: Common
Pollination: Unknown

Cutting reference$15.00
One-gallon reference$50.00

Reference estimates, not sale offers or mature-tree appraisals. Price evidence date not recorded.

No verified photograph yet
Catalog illustration, not an identification photograph

Fruit & growing traits

Biological type
Common
Crop habit
Common (TFH list)
Main crop ripening
Average
Flavor profile
Exotic
Fruit size
Unknown / not recorded
Skin color
Unknown / not recorded
Pulp color
Unknown / not recorded
Hardiness / climate notes
The Fig Hunter wild/yard find. Common-type confirmation is listed only when TFH or growers have reported fruit set outside wasp country.

Reported growth habit: Unknown

Origins & names

Geographic origin
Northern California, USA (The Fig Hunter / Tehama–Shasta–Red Bluff finds)
Possible origin
USA (California)
Synonyms / alternate names
TFH 187
Same or nearly the same
Unknown / not recorded
Popular close brother
Unknown / not recorded
Known parentage
Chance seedling or local yard/grove find
Reference year
2018
First year (estimate)
c. 2010s–2020s find / first circulation
What the year means
Collector introduction year, not an ancient landrace

Evidence & reference values

Confidence
Medium — living introducer stock; type sometimes still on trial
Key sources
The Fig Hunter shop; FigBid TFH listings; Laguna Hills / fig7.net notes
Condit page
Unknown / not recorded
Notes
TFH common-figs shelf.
Commonality
Rare
Market availability
FigBid scarce
Preserved earlier research

These earlier notes have not been reconciled with every catalog field. Edit the full description to replace this section with a current account.

The originator’s listing identifies this selection but does not specify its discovery locality. The nursery’s address alone is insufficient to assign a geographic origin.

Preserved earlier research. The updated workbook fields above may differ; consult the cited sources when reports conflict.

This is a collection record based on the existing nursery catalog. Independent research and a complete historical review are still pending.