Key Features
Special considerations
Growing and Care Instructions
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Fertilizing
Fertilize in spring with a balanced fertilizer.
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Watering
Water regularly, allowing soil to dry slightly between waterings.
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Light Requirements
Full sun to partial shade.
| Type | Fruit-bearing |
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| Lifespan | 50+ years |
| Growth | Moderate |
| Max Height | 8–15 ft |
| Max Width | 6–12 ft |
8-10 Container / 7-9 Outdoors
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Thriving in the Southeastern climate, the Fig 'Magnolia' stands out as a top performer, bringing forth abundant yields and robust growth.
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Originating from Florida, the Magnolia Fig Tree has gained immense popularity, particularly in the dooryard fruit markets of Texas, showcasing its adaptability to various warm climates.
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Distinguished by its luscious brown skin and captivating amber-hued pulp, the 'Magnolia' fig offers a delectable sensory experience, making it a coveted choice among fruit enthusiasts.
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A key consideration for enjoying the 'Magnolia' fig at its peak is its open eye feature. To ensure an impeccable flavor profile, harvesting just before complete ripeness is recommended, preventing the fruit from souring prematurely.
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Beyond its sumptuous taste, the 'Magnolia' fig boasts versatility. With its exceptional canning properties, this fig variety transforms into delightful preserves, jams, and more, preserving its exquisite flavors for year-round enjoyment.
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The 'Magnolia' fig tree exhibits an extended fruiting season, delivering an abundance of delectable figs. Whether it's a bountiful harvest from the current growth or the previous year's, you can anticipate a continuous supply of these succulent treats.
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Elevate your gardening experience with the 'Magnolia' fig, a reliable and fruitful companion that thrives in your Southeastern garden, offering both culinary delights and ornamental beauty.
