Italian Honey Fig Tree

Italian Honey Figs on a branch with leaves

Italian Honey Fig Tree

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Italian Honey Fig Tree Offers Delicious Fruit and Up to 10-15 lbs of Figs Per Season

Grow Sweet, High-Quality Figs at Home with the Italian Honey Fig Tree

Enjoy two generous harvests per year with the Italian Honey Fig Tree which offers up to 15 lbs of sweet, green-yellow figs with amber flesh. This cold-hardy, self-pollinating fig is perfect for fresh eating, preserves, and even container gardening.

Why You'll Love the Lattarula Fig Tree

The Italian Honey Fig Tree, also known as the Lattarula Fig or Blanche, is a cherished variety known for its delicious fruit and adaptability across a range of climates.This productive tree bears medium-sized fruit with greenish-yellow skin and soft, light amber flesh, offering a honey-like sweetness that’s perfect for fresh eating, drying, or turning into luxurious preserves. With its rich flavor and smooth texture, this fig is a must-have for gourmet gardeners and fruit lovers alike.

Italian Honey Fig Tree Hardiness

Unlike many figs, the Italian Honey Fig tolerates colder winters and performs well in both warm and cool climates. It thrives when planted in the ground in USDA hardiness zones 7 through 10, but it can also be grown in containers in zones as cold as 3-11 just move it indoors before winter hits. In ideal conditions, this fig tree matures to about 8 to 10 feet tall and wide, making it a great option for urban gardeners, small yards, or patios. With proper care, it reliably produces two harvests a year, one in late July and another in early fall, delivering as much as 10 to 15 pounds of figs per season.

Italian Honey Fig Tree Care

Perfect for first-time growers, the Italian Honey Fig is a self-pollinating fruit tree, so there’s no need to plant a second tree for fruit production. It’s also drought-tolerant once established! The tree’s closed-eye fruit helps prevent spoilage and splitting, making it an ideal pick for regions with summer rain or humidity. All it needs is full sun exposure, at least 8 hours per day, and well-draining, loamy soil. Water thoroughly during the first year as the tree establishes.

Order Your Italian Honey Fig Tree Online

Since 1980, our family-run nursery in sunny Florida has been dedicated to growing quality trees, and the Italian Honey Fig is no exception. Each tree is cared for by our plant experts, before being shipped straight from our farm to your doorstep, arriving healthy, vigorous, and ready to grow. Skip the grocery store and enjoy the unbeatable flavor of fresh, sun-ripened figs grown right in your backyard, balcony, or patio.

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Botanical Name
Ficus carica 'Lattarula'
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Sunlight
Full Sun

Foliage Color
Green

Mature Width
8-10 ft

Mature Height
8-10 ft

Growing Zones 7-10 Outdoor / 3-11 Patio

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FAQs for Italian Honey Fig Tree

This fig offers a mild, honey-sweet flavor with a smooth, creamy texture. This flavor profile makes it perfect for fresh snacking, drying, or baking into desserts!

In ideal conditions, a mature tree can yield 10-15 pounds of figs per plant. You can expect two generous crops per year, especially in warm climates.

Yes, this fig variety is self fertile. You do not need a second fig in order to cross pollinate and produce fruit. However, having multiple figs in the area can help increase pollination success and more fruit!

You absolutely can grow Lattarula figs indoors. In cooler zones, simply move your potted tree to a sunny indoor spot or unheated garage to keep it dormant and protected.

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