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Fig Trees

Sweet fruiting trees well suited for warm climates and home gardens.

Fig trees are a classic choice for California gardens, valued for their sweet fruit, attractive foliage, and reliable performance in warm, dry summers. They thrive in full sun, tolerate a wide range of soils, and can be grown both in the ground or in large containers.

Many fig varieties are self-fertile and produce fruit without pollination, making them especially easy for home gardeners. With proper placement and seasonal pruning, fig trees can deliver generous harvests year after year while adding Mediterranean character to the landscape.

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Frequently asked questions

Do fig trees grow well in the Bay Area?
Yes. Fig trees are well suited to most Bay Area microclimates, especially areas with warm summers and good sun exposure.

Do fig trees need another tree for pollination?
Most common fig varieties are self-fertile and do not require pollination to produce fruit.

Can fig trees be grown in containers?
Yes. Fig trees adapt very well to large containers and are a popular choice for patios and small spaces.

How long does delivery usually take?
Delivery timing depends on your location and seasonal availability. Local Bay Area delivery is typically scheduled within a few days after order confirmation.

Are fig trees deciduous?
Yes. Fig trees lose their leaves in winter and regrow fresh foliage in spring.