3 Olympian FigTree Starter – Ficus carica Live Bare Root Fruit Plant

Original price was: $60.99.Current price is: $45.99.

Grow your own Olympian FigTree (Ficus carica) from bare root! This starter pack includes 3 plants for sweet, purple fruit. Thrives in full sun.

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Nov 02

Nov 07 - Nov 09

Nov 12 - Nov 16

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    Grow Your Own Olympian Fig Tree

    The Olympian FigTree (Ficus carica) is an exceptional fruit plant, perfect for anyone looking to grow sweet, extra-large figs in their garden. This variety is particularly well-loved for its purple, delicious fruit, which is perfect for snacking, baking, or making jams. Each order includes 3 starter plants in bare root form, ready to be nurtured into a healthy, mature tree. These bare root fig trees are grown through tissue culture, which allows them to produce fruit faster than those grown from seed. Enjoy the beauty and bounty of your own fig tree.

    Upon arrival, each Olympian FigTree plant will be about 3-8 inches tall, and while it may arrive without leaves due to dormancy, rest assured that it’s perfectly healthy. Figs naturally go dormant during the colder months, which is an essential part of their growth cycle. New leaves and growth will appear in the spring when the plant is exposed to more light and warmer temperatures. Growing your own fruit has never been easier.

    These trees are best suited for USDA zones 6-10 and thrive in full sun and well-drained soil. To ensure the best yield, water regularly, especially during fruiting season, and avoid overly wet soil conditions. The Olympian FigTree is self-pollinating, so you won’t need multiple trees to produce fruit, making it an excellent choice for small or urban gardens. This makes it perfect for anyone looking for a simple way to grow their own fruit.

    Enjoy the beauty of a fig tree in your yard and the delight of harvesting your own fresh, sweet figs. The Olympian FigTree is a low-maintenance option that can provide years of delicious fruit, transforming your garden into a fruitful paradise. The sweet purple fruit is great for baking and preserving, and the tree is easy to care for.

    The Ficus carica provides years of delicious fruit, transforming your garden into a fruitful paradise. These trees are perfect for beginner gardeners, as they are self-pollinating, do not need a second tree to produce fruit, and are low maintenance. The 3 starter fig plants will grow into healthy, fruit-producing plants with your care. The Olympian Fig produces extra-large, sweet purple figs that are perfect for fresh eating, baking, and preserving.

    Key Features and Benefits

    • 3 Starter Fig Plants: Receive 3 live, bare root fig trees that will grow into healthy fruit-producing plants with your care.
    • Sweet Purple Fruit: The Olympian Fig produces extra-large, sweet purple figs that are perfect for fresh eating, baking, and preserving.
    • Self-Pollinating: This fig tree is self-pollinating, so you don’t need a second tree to produce delicious fruit.
    • Ideal for Zones 6-10: This fruit tree thrives in USDA zones 6-10, making it perfect for a wide range of climates.
    • Easy to Grow: With proper care, this fig tree is relatively low-maintenance and will reward you with abundant fruit year after year.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    1. Will the Olympian FigTree plant have leaves when it arrives?
    2. The plant may arrive without leaves, especially if shipped during the winter, as figs are dormant at this time. This is perfectly normal and the plant will begin growing new leaves when spring arrives.

    3. How tall will the Olympian FigTree grow?
    4. The Olympian FigTree typically grows to a mature height of 4-8 feet, depending on growing conditions and care.

    5. Do I need more than one fig tree to produce fruit?
    6. No, the Olympian FigTree is self-pollinating, meaning one tree is enough to produce fruit.

    7. Can I grow this fig tree indoors?
    8. While it can be grown in containers indoors if given sufficient sunlight, the Olympian FigTree thrives best outdoors in full sun and well-drained soil.

    9. How should I care for my fig tree after planting?

    After planting, make sure the fig tree receives ample moisture during fruiting but avoid overly wet conditions. Fertilize with a balanced plant food and provide it with full sun for the best results.

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    Product Details
    • USDA Hardiness Zone

      6-10
    • Soil Type

      Well-drained
    • Sunlight Exposure

      Full Sun
    • Expected Planting Period

      Spring

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      3 Olympian FigTree Starter - Ficus carica Live Bare Root Fruit Plant
      3 Olympian FigTree Starter – Ficus carica Live Bare Root Fruit Plant