Fig Trees

Fig Trees

Add a touch of Mediterranean charm to your garden with our Fig Trees collection. These fast-growing fruit trees are prized for their sweet, sun-ripened fruit and beautiful lobed foliage, offering both beauty and bounty in one.

🌱 Why Choose Fig Trees

✔ Delicious Homegrown Fruit , Enjoy juicy, sweet figs straight from your garden
✔ Low Maintenance and Productive , Minimal care with generous yields
✔ Adaptable to Aussie Conditions , Thrive in warm, sunny climates and handle dry spells well
✔ Ideal for Pots or Ground , Perfect for courtyards, backyards or edible landscapes
✔ Attractive Foliage , Large, lush leaves add ornamental value between harvests

Top Picks from This Collection

Discover 3 bestsellers customers love from this collection:

- Celest Fig Tree, Ficus carica 'Celest' , A compact fig with honey-sweet fruit and excellent cold tolerance
- Brown Turkey Fig Tree, Ficus carica 'Brown Turkey' , Reliable and prolific, producing medium to large brown fruit with pink flesh
- Black Genoa Fig Tree, Ficus carica 'Black Genoa' , Dark-skinned figs with rich, juicy flesh, perfect for fresh eating or preserving

🏡 Where Fig Trees Belong in Your Landscape

✅ Edible Gardens and Backyards , A must-have for productive, family-friendly spaces
✅ Courtyards and Balconies , Dwarf and compact varieties thrive in pots
✅ Mediterranean-Style Landscapes , Pair with olives, rosemary and lavender
✅ Fruit Orchards and Hobby Farms , Grow multiple varieties for a longer harvest window

Expert Plant Selection Tip

Plant fig trees in full sun with well-draining soil for best results. Space trees at least 3 to 4 metres apart in the ground, or use large pots with premium potting mix for smaller gardens. Prune lightly in winter to encourage airflow and fruiting wood. Water regularly during fruit development for juicier harvests.

❔ FAQs About Fig Trees

Do fig trees need another tree to produce fruit
No, fig trees are self-pollinating and will produce fruit on their own

Can I grow them in cooler areas
Yes, especially varieties like Celest, which have good cold tolerance

How long until I get fruit
Most fig trees start fruiting within 1 to 2 years of planting

Do they lose their leaves in winter
Yes, fig trees are deciduous and drop their leaves in cooler months

Are they suitable for pots
Absolutely, especially compact varieties like Celest and Brown Turkey

🌿 Ready to Transform Your Space with Fig Trees?

Turn your garden into a fresh food haven, shop Fig Trees today!