1 Ficus Fig Tree Starter Plant (Ficus carica) Live Tropical Fruit Tree | Sweet & Nutritious Figs | Perfect for Gardens and Patios

Grow your own Ficus Fig Tree 🌱! This live tropical plant produces sweet, nutritious figs & thrives in sunny gardens or containers. Easy care!

• 🌿 Elegant Canopy: Features broad, lobed leaves and a graceful canopy that adds shade and beauty to your garden.
• 🌳 Compact Growth: Grows 10-30 ft tall; ideal for gardens, patios, or small spaces when pruned.
• 🌞 Sun-Loving Tree: Thrives in full sun (6+ hours daily); perfect for USDA zones 7-11.
• 🌱 Low Maintenance: Easy to grow with proper watering, pruning, and occasional fertilization.
• 🍈 Nutritious Figs: Produces sweet, juicy fruits ranging in color from golden amber to deep purple.
• 🌎 Sustainable Legacy: A living connection to tradition, enriching your space with nature’s bounty.
• 🌼 Pollinator Friendly: Attracts bees and other beneficial insects, enhancing your garden ecosystem.
• 🌳 Container-Friendly: Suitable for pots; grow in urban settings or move indoors during cooler months.
• 🌱 Long-Lived Plant: With care, this tree can thrive for generations, creating a lasting garden centerpiece.
• Common Name: Fig Tree
• Scientific Name: Ficus carica
• Height (at maturity): 10-30 ft
• Fruit Color: Deep purple to golden amber
• Light Requirements: Full sun (6+ hours daily)
• Watering Needs: Moderate; water deeply but allow soil to dry slightly between watering
• Soil Type: Well-draining, neutral to slightly alkaline pH (6.0-7.5)
• USDA Zones: 7-11
• Fruiting Time: Typically within 1-3 years (depending on care and variety)

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Type: Starter Plant

1 ficus fig tree starter plant (ficus carica) live tropical fruit tree , sweet & nutritious figs , perfect for gardens and patios
Ships from: USA
Vendor: Jayme Garden