Fig Trees

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Enjoy fresh fruit in as little as 1 year! Fig trees are some of the best fruit trees to grow as they are:

• Self pollinating
• Come in multiple cultivars for a variety of flavors
• Can grow large or small, perfect for all landscape sizes
• Require relatively low upkeep once established

Shop mature Fig Trees for sale online today! You can be confident that your fig tree will arrive healthy and ready to plant thanks to our shipping warranty, guaranteed!

What to Know About Your New Fig Trees

Growing fig trees is very rewarding. When growing a fig tree you want to make sure the soil is well-draining and that your tree gets at least 4-6 hours of sunlight daily. Fig trees need lots of sun to produce fruit and without sunlight, the tree will not produce as much fruit. The best time to plant fig trees is in the early spring or late fall, when the tree is dormant.

Fig trees are hardy to zones 7 and up and should be placed inside during the winter if you live out of that zone range. One exception to this rule is our Chicago Hardy Fig tree which is cold hardy down to zone 5.

These potted fig trees get fairly large if planted in the ground but can be maintained at a manageable size. You can also grow fig trees in pots!

Can you grow fig trees in containers?

Yes! You can grow fig trees in a container if you are limited in space. You will need to pot up every 1-3 years if they are container grown so their roots have plenty of room to grow and are not nutrient deficient. When caring for a potted fig tree you will want to make sure the pot has drainage holes and very well-draining soil. You will also need to change the top soil annually and change out the entirety of the soil biannually. Fig trees like humus rich, nutrient dense soil so they can produce bushels of tasty figs! 

Lastly, you will need to put a two inch layer of mulch down at the base to keep the roots warm during the winter and help retain moisture during spring and summer

Have a question about our potted fig trees for sale? Contact us and check out our Fig Grow Guide for more details.

Fig Variety Identification

Name:	Image:	Grow Zone:	Mature Width:	Mature Height:	Special Feature:
Chicago Hardy		5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10	9-12 ft	10-15 ft	Medium-sized figs  Mahogany color on the outside and deep purple inside Cold hardy and easy-to-grow
Celeste		6, 7, 8, 9, 10	7-10 ft	7-10 ft	Known as the “sugar fig” for its sweet taste Violet -skinned with rose-colored pink flesh Well-known and widely planted variety
LSU Purple		7, 8, 9, 10	8-10 ft	8-10 ft	Highly productive fig cultivator Extremely pest and disease-resistant Heat tolerant
Brown Turkey		7, 8, 9	15-25 ft	10-30 ft	Also known as Aubique or Negro Largo Great for eating and preserving
Black Mission		7, 8, 9, 10	15-30 ft	10-30 ft	Popularly grown in backyards purple/black-skinned fruits with strawberry-colored flesh
GE Neri		7, 8, 9	5-6 ft	6-10 ft	Easy to care for known for its resilient nature and hardy roots Great choice for patios  Smaller stature
Kadota		7, 8, 9	15-25 ft	15-25 ft	Distinct greenish-yellow fruit color Sweet but mild flavor Soft and creamy texture Long harvest period
Olympian		6, 7, 8, 9, 10	8-10 ft	8-12 ft	Aesthetic tree and delicious fruit Abundant harvest of sweet and juicy figs Cold resistant Medium to large-sized fruit