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Fig trees · Updated October 21, 2026

Fig trees

Every fig variety on our list, priced by pot size.

  • 3 gallon$35
  • 7 gallon$65
  • 15 gallon$130
  • 25 gallon$215

Sold out means we don't have it right now. Ask, and we'll let you know when it's in.

Where to start

Which fig to plant first

UF/IFAS recommends 'common' figs for Florida (they fruit without a pollinator wasp) and says the best ones have a closed eye so rain and insects stay out.

  • Brown Turkey

    UF/IFAS calls it probably the most popular fig in the Southeast: a small early crop in July, the main crop a month later; medium-large bronze fruit, amber pulp, small-to-medium closed eye. It was in UF's replicated fig trial.

    Source: UF/IFAS: The Fig (MG214)

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Fig

12 varieties · sold out right now

  • 3 gal$35
  • 7 gal$65
  • 15 gal$130
  • 25 gal$215

Sold out right now, all sizes

  • Brown Turkey
  • Black Mission
  • Fignomenal
  • Olympian
  • Yellow Thailand Honey
  • Violet de Bordeaux
  • LSU Gold
  • Chicago Hardy
  • Yellow Long Neck
  • Lattarula
  • Magnolia
  • Beer's Black

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