The Brown Turkey Fig Tree is a fantastic addition to any garden, offering both beauty and delicious fruit. You’re bidding on a live plant that’s ready to thrive in your landscape. This sub-tropical fruit tree is known for its drought tolerance and ability to produce exceptionally sweet figs when daytime temperatures consistently exceed 90°F. Its adaptability makes it a favorite among gardeners. Figs need warm soil for their roots to start growing.
This attractive deciduous garden tree also provides visual interest during the winter months. The Brown Turkey Fig Tree yields a reliable harvest of especially sweet, brown fruit each fall. Highly adaptable, these fig trees are often root hardy and prolific in zones 5 and 6 if planted in a sheltered location. Light annual pruning will help maintain its shape and promote healthy fruiting.
With the Brown Turkey Fig, you’ll enjoy twice the production! This unique tree grows two harvests each year, making it highly sought-after. The first crop is smaller and arrives in late spring or early summer, while the main harvest ripens in early fall and is considerably larger, offering the sweetest, richest flavor imaginable. The great flavor is the favorite variety for canning. Harvest: Spring – Summer
Growing your own Brown Turkey Fig Tree couldn’t be easier. This tree features the finest qualities of a traditional fig, enduring winters that would devastate most other fig trees and tolerating heat well. If your climate is outside its recommended growing zones, you can even grow it indoors! Long-lived and vigorous, you can prune it to any shape. Pollination: Self-pollinated.
Trees are safe to grow down to zone 6 as an established tree. Plants are self-rooted from cuttings, around 36 inches in height in a 3-gallon pot. Plants ship without a container and will be wrapped and fastened safely in our packaging. Here are some frequently asked questions:
1. How large will the Brown Turkey Fig Tree get? If not pruned, these trees can grow to 8 feet tall and 8 feet wide. 2. What kind of soil is best for my fig tree? Figs thrive in most soil types, as long as they are well-drained. 3. How cold hardy is the Brown Turkey Fig Tree? Mature trees are hardy to 0~10°F and will re-grow from roots if winter-killed. 4. How much sunlight does my fig tree need? Ensure your fig tree receives plenty of sunlight for optimal growth and fruit production. 5. When is the best time to plant a Brown Turkey Fig Tree? Figs need warm soil for their roots to start growing, so plant in spring or early summer.
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