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The Little Miss Figgy Dwarf Fig is a new and improved fruit shrub from the Southern Living Plant Collection. Get ready to enjoy delightfully sweet, dark burgundy figs that are large and quite numerous. Little Miss Figgy was selectively bred to produce some of the tastiest figs around. Simply taste one and you're sure to become a believer. Furthermore, it produces this fruit in both Spring and Fall, so you'll get more fruit more often. Besides its delectable figs, you'll love its compact growth habit. Its foliage is dense, with no pruning required. At maturity, it reaches a manageable 4 ft. to 6 ft. H and 3 ft. to 4 ft. W. Therefore, you can easily mix them into garden beds, use them as accents or even plant a hedge of them. This variety is more cold hardy than traditional fig plants as well. It's hardy from USDA Zones 7a to 10b. This selection is deciduous, so expect them to lose all of their leaves in Winter. New growth re-emerges in Spring. Plant in Full Sun for best results and water 2 to 3 times per week for the first growing season. They tolerate most soil types, including clay soil, and are drought tolerant. These Little Miss Figgy Dwarf Fig shrubs are well-established in 2 Gal. pots. They tend to range from 10 to 16 in. tall when shipped. They are not guaranteed to have fruit on arrival. Plants shipped in late Fall, Winter and early Spring will arrive dormant (no leaves).

A cold- tolerant fig tree that can be grown in USDA zones 5-10. Ideal are fig trees for colder weather regions. Also known as 'Bensonhurst Purple' fig tree Grows up to 30 ft. or can be pruned and maintained at 6 ft. Suitable for growing in containers Produces small, brownish purple figs with jammy, scarlet centers Drought tolerant once established.

The Chicago Hardy Fig is a deciduous tree that has beautiful foliage and bears wonderful, sweet fruits. What's special about this ficus, among many things, it can tolerate the extreme cold temperatures and it still come back strong the following spring. You can also grow this ficus in a container while still producing many delicious figs. This shrub loves full sun and moderate water when the top 2" of the soil is dry, until its established. If you are looking for a fruiting shrub that is easy to take care of, the Chicago Hardy Fig is a perfect addition for you. Plant will be shipped in dormant state potentially from fall to early spring (metabolic inactivity-shredded foliage and minimal branches).

The Brown Turkey Fig tree is an exception to the usual hot-blooded Mediterranean types of figs. There are many options for harvesting these medium-sized sweet figs. You can bake with them, dehydrate and dry them for year-round storage, eat them fresh or with honey, and fruit salad. You name it!This versatile fig tree offers delicious figs that make a tasty treat all year round! This cold-hardy variety displays all of the best traits of a common fig including the magnificently shaped light-green leaves, smooth gray bark, and yummy edible purple-brown fleshed fruit. Contrastingly, unlike other brown figs, it will survive winters in a variety of climates.The ficus carica is cold hardy in USDA hardiness zones 7-9 making it great for the southern United States. Brown Turkey produces 2 crops of figs a year. There is a small crop in early summer and a second larger crop of figs that ripen in early fall. The turkey fig has a year round growing season.This attractive deciduous garden fig tree has an interesting winter appearance because it loses some of its leaves in freezing temperatures. Not to worry though, as soon as temperatures start rising again the fig leaves flush out to fill in its appearance. The dormant season for growing figs is short since these trees only produce fruit in the south.

This Cold Proof Chicago Hardy Fig Tree is the package deal when it comes to fruiting fig trees!The Ficus carica tree aka common fig is self-pollinating, meaning you only need one tree to have fresh fig production. The Chicago fig tree has a high yield of deliciously, sweet edible fruit that ripens in late summer or early fall depending on your location. The ripe fruit is medium-sized figs with dark mahogany color on the outside and deep purple inside, the same as Brown Turkey.The lobed leaves have an oblong shape compared to other fig tree leaves. They will die back in winter and this is totally normal. Once the weather warms up, the green leaves will flush out and resume growth in spring. They are easy to grow cold-hardy fruit trees and can produce over 100 pints of fig fruit during the growing season. The delicious figs are perfect eaten fresh, used in jams or jellies, or dehydrated for later use. Bears fruit in the first year of tree planting.

Fantasia Fig is a flavor favorite of our research staff. The large, black-skinned fruits offer a perfect mix of acids and sugars, giving them an intense fig flavor. The fruits have attractive pink flesh and mature in late August. Figs should be allowed to ripen on the tree and are excellent when dried or eaten fresh. Fantasia Fig trees produce fruit 2-years after planting and are resistant to fig diseases. This self-pollinating variety is well adapted to the humid Southeast. Hardy in USDA zones 7 to 9.

Hunt Fig is 1 of the best fig trees for home gardeners. It is a reliable producer of quality figs and is more cold tolerant than many other fig varieties. Its long-necked, violet-brown fruits are smaller than many other varieties and have fewer seeds. The light red flesh has an interesting sweet flavor and is excellent for eating fresh. Hunt Fig Tree is well adapted to the humid, rainy areas of Southeastern states. Fruits ripen in July and is self fruiting, so no pollinator is required. Hardy in USDA zones 7 to 10.

The Brown Turkey Fig tree is an exception to the usual hot-blooded Mediterranean types of figs. There are many options for harvesting these medium-sized sweet figs. You can bake with them, dehydrate and dry them for year-round storage, eat them fresh or with honey, and fruit salad. You name it!This versatile fig tree offers delicious figs that make a tasty treat all year round! This cold-hardy variety displays all of the best traits of a common fig including the magnificently shaped light-green leaves, smooth gray bark, and yummy edible purple-brown fleshed fruit. Contrastingly, unlike other brown figs, it will survive winters in a variety of climates.The ficus carica is cold hardy in USDA hardiness zones 7-9 making it great for the southern United States. Brown Turkey produces 2 crops of figs a year. There is a small crop in early summer and a second larger crop of figs that ripen in early fall. The turkey fig has a year round growing season.This attractive deciduous garden fig tree has an interesting winter appearance because it loses some of its leaves in freezing temperatures. Not to worry though, as soon as temperatures start rising again the fig leaves flush out to fill in its appearance. The dormant season for growing figs is short since these trees only produce fruit in the south.

This Cold Proof Chicago Hardy Fig Tree is the package deal when it comes to fruiting fig trees!The Ficus carica tree aka common fig is self-pollinating, meaning you only need one tree to have fresh fig production. The Chicago fig tree has a high yield of deliciously, sweet edible fruit that ripens in late summer or early fall depending on your location. The ripe fruit is medium-sized figs with dark mahogany color on the outside and deep purple inside, the same as Brown Turkey.The lobed leaves have an oblong shape compared to other fig tree leaves. They will die back in winter and this is totally normal. Once the weather warms up, the green leaves will flush out and resume growth in spring. They are easy to grow cold-hardy fruit trees and can produce over 100 pints of fig fruit during the growing season. The delicious figs are perfect eaten fresh, used in jams or jellies, or dehydrated for later use. Bears fruit in the first year of tree planting.

Chicago Hardy Fig is a cold-hardy, fruit-bearing tree. It can grow up to 30 ft. tall if you let it or you can keep it trimmed to a manageable 6 ft. The trees foliage takes the form of 3-fingered leaves. The figs themselves are as large as golf balls and have a sweet, juicy taste. Purple in color, they ripen from late summer to early fall. Enjoy your fresh figs in salads and cereals or prepare them as appetizers. Chicago Hardy requires minimal maintenance and can grow in a variety of locations. Drought-tolerant and pest-resistant, too.