The Celeste fig tree is renowned for its exceptional cold hardiness and delectable fruit. It yields very sweet figs with thin purple skin and red to violet flesh, making them ideal for fresh consumption, canning, or drying. This variety is self-pollinating and thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 6 th...
An ultra-cold hardy fig and absolutely delicious. This fig produces very sweet fruits with thin purple skin and a red to violet flesh that is excellent for fresh eating, canning or drying. Primary Use - Fresh Eating, Canning, Drying USDA Hardiness Zone - 6-10 Height 4-8FT Full Sun/Partial Sun...
These figs are known for their fine flavor and are a long time favorite. The small to medium-sized jet black fruit have a dark red flesh and distinctive rich flavor. They are great for fresh eating or drying.
The Beers Black Fig is known for its deliciously sweet and juicy figs with dark purple-black skin and rich, red flesh. This self-pollinating variety produces bountiful crops twice a year, in early summer and early fall, making it a favorite among home gardeners, CSA and farmers market growe...
The Black Mission Fig is a classic fruit tree cherished for its prolific yield of sweet, succulent figs with dark purplish-black skin and pink flesh. This versatile variety produces two harvests annually, with the primary crop in late summer and a secondary crop in early fall. Suitable for ...
The Fignomenal Fig tree bares sweet, dark brown figs with pink-red flesh year-round, even indoors. This easy to grow fig is self-fertile fig tree doesn't require a second variety for pollination. Large, silvery green leaves with silver veins add elegance to any space. As a true dwarf fig tre...
A productive fig that produces two crops per year of medium-sized green to yellow skinned fruit with a light pink to amber flesh. It has an exceptionally sweet flavor whether eaten fresh, canned or dried. Kadota figs thrive in arid desert conditions and are one of the most commonly grown varietie...
A very cold hardy fig shrub that produces wonderful medium-sized figs with light brown to deep purple skin with sweet pink flesh that ripens in late Summer. Primary Use - Fresh eating, Canning, Drying USDA Hardiness Zone - 6-10 Height - 9-12FT Full Sun/ Partial Sun
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