Fig Trees for Sale – Dwarf & Standard Varieties

Looking to grow your own fresh, sweet figs at home? At Everglades Farm, we offer a wide range of dwarf fig trees, standard fig trees, and ornamental options perfect for Florida and beyond. Whether you're after a compact container tree or a prolific fruit producer for your backyard, our collection of 14 unique fig trees has something for every grower.

Dwarf Fig Trees – Perfect for Small Spaces

If you want a fruit tree that thrives in containers, patios, or small gardens, a dwarf fig tree is the way to go. These fig varieties stay compact while still producing delicious fruit:

Violet de Bordeaux Dwarf Fig Tree: Famous for its rich, dark figs with sweet berry-like flavor and strawberry-red flesh. Perfect for fresh eating and preserves.

Brown Turkey Fig Tree: Easy to grow, productive, and perfect for beginners. This brown turkey variety produces fruit with sweet, light red flesh and minimal seeds.

Fignomenal Dwarf Fig Tree: Specially bred for very small spaces, ideal for balconies and patios with exceptional sweetness.

Generi Dwarf Fig Tree and Olympian Dwarf Fig Tree: Reliable dwarf varieties with excellent yields producing extra-large, juicy figs even in cooler climates.

Beer's Black Dwarf Fig Tree: Compact and ornamental with dark, flavorful fruit perfect for dried figs production.

Standard Fig Trees – Prolific and Classic

For gardeners with more space, our standard fig trees deliver bigger harvests with outstanding flavor:

Black Mission Fig Tree: One of the most famous fig varieties, this black mission fig produces medium-sized fruit with complex flavors featuring hints of strawberry, melon, and banana. The jammy dark pink flesh makes it a culinary favorite.

Chicago Hardy Fig Tree: Our most cold hardy variety, surviving in zones 5-10. This common fig tree (Ficus carica) offers richly flavored figs with amber flesh and dark mahogany skin.

LSU Gold Fig Tree and LSU Purple Fig Tree: University-developed varieties producing golden sweet fruit and prolific purple-skinned figs with red flesh, perfect for preserving.

Ischia Fig Tree, Lattarula Fig Tree, and Magnolia Fig Tree: Traditional Mediterranean varieties offering consistent production throughout Florida's growing season.

Ornamental Choice – Stylish and Lush

Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree: While not grown for fruit, this popular indoor fig adds tropical beauty with large, glossy fig leaves perfect for home décor.

How to Grow Fig Trees

Growing figs is easier than you think. These self fertile trees require no cross pollination and typically produce fruit within 2-3 years:

Best time to plant fig trees: Early spring after last frost or early fall in warmer climates. Plant fig trees in full sun (6-8 hours daily) with well-draining soil.

Container growing: Dwarf fig trees thrive in pots, allowing year-round cultivation. Keep soil consistently moist, especially during the first growing season.

Spacing: Standard figs need 10-20 feet apart, while dwarf varieties work perfectly in containers.

Pruning: Prune fig trees during winter dormant season to shape and encourage new growth. Remove diseased branches and maintain size.

Harvest: Ripe fruit typically appears from June through October. Figs are ready when they droop, soften, and change color.

Fig Tree Care Tips

Fig trees adapt well to Florida's climate, thriving in growing zones 7-11. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce frequency as roots develop. Common fig varieties like brown turkey and black mission are particularly reliable for home gardeners.

During late summer and early fall, enjoy multiple harvests as these productive trees continue bearing fruit. Fresh figs can be eaten fresh, preserved, or dried for year-round enjoyment.

Health Benefits

Figs are high in fiber and support diabetes management. These nutritious fruits offer natural sweetness with complex flavor profiles, making them perfect for culinary applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best month to plant fig trees? Early spring or early fall, depending on your climate.

Which fig tree has the best fruit? Black mission fig for rich flavor, brown turkey for reliability, and Violet de Bordeaux for gourmet quality.

Do fig trees need another tree for pollination? No, our fig trees are self fertile and produce fruit independently.

How long does it take for fig trees to bear fruit? Usually 2-3 years, though some dwarf varieties and grafted trees can fruit in the first year.

Shop Fig Trees Today

From dwarf figs for patios to classic standard varieties for larger gardens, Everglades Farm has the perfect fig tree for your home. Order today and enjoy fresh, homegrown figs from your own tree!