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Celestial Sugar Fig

Celestial Sugar Fig

Small to medium sized tree!

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Bareroot
Item # 26734
Ships in Spring at the proper planting time for your zone. View Schedule
$19.95
Buy 3+ at $17.95 ea
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Imagine having sweet sugar figs at your fingertips, you can with this tree! This medium small tree is known for its vigorous growth! With improved resistance to cold and deer resistance, its hardiness in unparalleled. It has a large harvest for a smaller tree! These purplish brown figs have a sweet flesh that ripens in mid June and are great in containers. This is a sweet summer fruit!

Figs LOVE the sun! They perform best in the sunniest spot as well as having a well drained soil. Figs are perfectly ripe when they are at the point of falling apart. Once they fall off, they don't ripen much more so make sure you pick them at the proper time! They are super easy to maintain and are a true gourmet delight. You will never completely enjoy a fig until you grow it yourself. Now you can have fresh figs just a few steps away when you grow this tree in your garden!

Review Summary
(Based on 2 Reviews)

Overall Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

Reviews

Big root system
Bullet from TN wrote on April 13, 2020

My Figs arrived in good shape. Excellent root system. They are showing green leaves in just a few weeks.

Looking forward to tasty fruit
Dr. Daniel Morse from CA wrote on May 06, 2019

The Celestial Fig is a wonderful product and we look forward to having a productive tree in the near future. The bare root tree arrived in good condition with plenty of moisture on the root system. Directions were very specific and easy to follow to plant. We are waiting for some early signs of limb / leaf budding on the stalk. The instruction-care instruction might have included an estimate when this might occur and a little more about expectations for fruit production.