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Improved Brown Turkey Fig is a hardy variety that can be grown in the landscape or containers. Growing 15 ft. to 25 ft. Tall, it produces large, brown-skinned, pink-fleshed fruits with a sweet, rich flavor. A year round producer, you can expecta a small crop in early Summer and a second, larger crop in late Summer. If you containerize the plant, you can move indoors for continuous fruiting all year.

Brown Turkey is 1 of the more cold hardy varieties of fig that produces a tasty, brownish purple fruit in late spring and then again in late summer. Figs are deciduous and will drop their leaves in late fall and can be lightly pruned when dormant. Ideal for a specimen plant in the garden due to is spreading habit, silvery-gray bark and attractive foliage. Self-pollinating and fruit can be eaten fresh off the tree.

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.

Anne Raspberry is known for the size, color and super-sweet flavor of its juicy, golden berries. It's 1 of the best yellow varieties available. Round, firm fruit ripens from late August through October. Plants reach a height of 4 ft. to 6 ft. with a 4 ft. spread.

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. Zones 7 to 9.

Fignomenal Fig Tree is the ideal size for planting in containers and sitting on sunny patios and decks and it continues to produce fruits when moved indoors, this great variety grows just 20 in. to 28 in. Tall. The brown fruits have sweet, reddish interiors and are wonderful for eating fresh. Fignomenal's size makes it easy to grow in a container and move indoors during the Winter months in cooler climates.

Fignomenal Fig Tree is the ideal size for planting in containers and sitting on sunny patios and decks and it continues to produce fruits when moved indoors, this great variety grows just 20 in. to 28 in. Tall. The brown fruits have sweet, reddish interiors and are wonderful for eating fresh. Fignomenal's size makes it easy to grow in a container and move indoors during the Winter months in cooler climates.

Flamingo Dappled Willos has variegated leaves that hold up well to all conditions, they resist sunburn better than your average variegated variety and tolerates rainy and windy weather, this is a compact shrub form of the willow with an upright habit, it can bring structure as well as interest planted as a hedgerow or foundation planting. Even when the leaves fall, the shiny red stems keep the plant looking lively and particularly festive against fresh-fallen snow. Hardy in USDA zones 5 to 9.

Gardeners in cooler climates can grow sweet figs outdoors year-round with the Lola Martin Fig, the fruits are considered 1 of the best for fresh eating and preserves. Lola Martin Fig Tree is an earlier ripening variety, whick signals it has good cold tolerance. Fig lovers who are familiar with Celeste, will discover Lola Martin as a comparable variety with better hardiness.

York Elderberry allow you to enjoy lots of juicy berries on a more manageable shrub. A new cultivar from Denmark that grows just 6 ft. to 8 ft. Tall. In early Summer, the vigorous plants are covered with gorgeous tiny white flowers, that produce large clusters of small purple-black berries in late Summer, the nutritious berries have high anthocyanin content. Plant 2-varieties for improved pollination.