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A large, semi-dwarf, self-fruiting, deciduous tree. Deep purple fruit when ripe. Prune to shape. Beautiful, deeply lobed leaves.
Description
Botanical Name: | Ficus carica |
Cultivar: | Brown Turkey Fig |
A large, semi-dwarf, self fruiting, deciduous tree. Deep purple fruit when ripe. Prune to shape. Beautiful, deeply lobed leaves. Widely adapted to coast or inland climates. Can be grown in containers.
Figs are delicious, healthful and easy-to-cultivate. The versatile, sweet fruit is an amazing source of fiber and is super easy to grow and eventually harvest.
Care
Sun Needs: | Highly adaptable. Select a planting site in full sun or part shade. Ensure your tree will receive at least 4 hours of direct sunlight. Morning sun is best, as afternoon sun will dry the foliage out. Produces best fruit in full sun (minimum of six hours). |
Soil/Water Needs: | Plant in organically rich, moist, well-drained soil. |
Planting and Care Tip: | Figs need good air circulation. Can be enjoyed in large tubs indefinitely if re-potted or root-pruned occasionally. |
Quick Facts
Flavor: | Sweet, rich flavor with pink-amber flesh |
Mature Height: | Standard (15’-25’) |
Self-Fertile: | Yes |
Bloom Season: | Inconspicuous bloom |
Harvest Season: | Breba crop (fruit on last year's wood) in early summer. Main crop late summer, early fall. |
Chill Hours: | 100 |
USDA Zones: | 7-11 |
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