Conadria Fig

Conadria Fig

15 Gallon
$239.00
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Conadria Fig

Fig 'Conadria', Ficus carica 'Conadria'

A vigorous fig tree producing large, sweet, mild-flavored fruit in two crops, with a low chill requirement of only 100 hours.

$239.00
Container sizeSize guide 15 Gallon

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Description

Ficus carica 'Conadria' is a vigorous, deciduous fig tree prized for its large, sweet, and mild-flavored fruit and its reliable, two-crop harvest. This spreading grower features large, deeply lobed, bright green leaves and a smooth, gray trunk. It produces a light breba crop in early summer and a heavier main crop from late summer into fall. The fruit has light greenish-yellow skin and amber, sweet, mild flesh that is excellent for fresh eating, drying, and preserves. Self-fruitful and requiring only 100 chill hours, it is an outstanding choice for home orchards in warm climates.

Quick Facts

  • Foliage & Flowers: Large, deeply lobed, bright green leaves; smooth, gray trunk; inconspicuous flowers borne inside the fruit.
  • Fruit: Large figs with light greenish-yellow skin and amber, sweet, mild flesh; breba crop in early summer, main crop from late summer to fall.
  • Mature Height: 10-25 ft.
  • Mature Spread: 10-25 ft.
  • Growth Rate: Vigorous.
  • Hardiness Zones: USDA 7-9; Sunset 4-9, 11-24, H1, H2.
  • Light Requirement: Full sun.
  • Core Benefits: Large, sweet, mild fruit; two crops per year (breba + main); self-fruitful; low chill requirement (100 hours); vigorous and productive.
  • Best Uses: Home orchards, fresh eating, drying, preserves, jams, baking.

Faqs

Q: How large does Conadria Fig get?
A: It is a vigorous, spreading tree, typically reaching 10-25 feet in both height and spread. It can be maintained smaller with pruning.

Q: Does it produce two crops?
A: Yes, it produces a breba crop in early summer and a main crop from late summer to fall, providing an extended harvest season.

Q: What does the fruit taste like?
A: The fruit has light greenish-yellow skin and amber, sweet, mild flesh. It is excellent for fresh eating, drying, and preserves.

Q: Is it self-fruitful?
A: Yes, it is self-fruitful and does not require a pollinator to produce fruit.

Q: What is its chill hour requirement?
A: It requires only 100 chill hours, making it an excellent choice for mild-winter climates.

Q: What are its growing requirements?
A: It requires full sun (at least 6-8 hours daily) and well-drained soil. It is reliably hardy in USDA zones 7-9.

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