Texas Blue Giant Fig Seeds - 100+ Rare Fruit Tree Seeds - USA Grown - - Sweet Blue Figs - Heat Tolerant - Home Orchard

Cultivate your own majestic Texas Blue Giant fig trees with these premium seeds! Each pack contains 100+ seeds for growing this extraordinary variety, prized for its massive, sweet blue-purple figs and exceptional heat tolerance. Perfect for southern gardens or container growing in cooler climates.

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  ✔ 100+ fresh, high-viability seeds per pack
  ✔ Produces exceptionally large, sweet figs (2-3" long)
  ✔ Thrives in hot climates where other figs struggle
  ✔ Grows well in containers (dwarfable to 6-8 ft)
  ✔ on all US orders
• Complete Growing Guide:
  🌱 Germination: Soak 24 hours, plant 1" deep
  ☀️ Sun: Full sun (8+ hours daily)
  💧 Water: Moderate; drought-tolerant when established
  📏 Mature Size: 15-30 ft (ground), 6-10 ft (container)
  🔄 Spacing: 15-20 ft apart (ground)
  ⏳ Time to Fruit: 2-3 years from seed
  🌎 USDA Zones: 7-11 (ground), 5-11 (container)

Pro Tips:

• Start in containers north of Zone 7
• Protect young trees from frost
• Requires minimal pruning
• Fruits ripen late summer to fall
• Note: While rewarding, growing figs from seed requires patience—the wait for your first harvest will be worth it!

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• 100+ Premium Seeds - Grow your own blue-purple fig trees
• Heat-Loving Variety - Thrives where other figs fail
• Container Friendly - Manageable size in large pots
• Sweet, Meaty Figs - Perfect fresh or preserved
• Fast Grower - Reaches bearing age quicker than most fruit trees

Common Name: Texas Blue Giant Fig
Scientific Name: Ficus carica
USDA Hardiness Zone: 7-11 (ground), 5-11 (container)
Fruit Color: Blue-purple
Fruit Size: 2-3 inches
Fruit Flavor: Very sweet, rich
Soil Type: Well-draining, pH 6.0-6.5
Sunlight: Full sun
Watering: Moderate
Growth Rate: Fast
Pollination: Self-fertile
Special Features: Heat/drought tolerant

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