Collection: Fig Trees

Shop potted fig trees for patios, gardens and edible landscapes. Compare available varieties by recommended growing zone, mature size, fruit characteristics and harvest timing. Availability varies by season, so order while suitable varieties are available.

Our fig trees are not represented as certified organic unless a product page specifically states otherwise. They can be grown using organic and sustainable methods, including compost, organic soil amendments, mulch and appropriately labeled pest-management products.

How to Choose a Fig Tree

• Climate: Review the variety’s recommended growing zones and cold-hardiness information.
• Space: Figs can grow in the ground or in sufficiently large containers with drainage. Rootstock, variety and pruning all affect final size.
• Fruit and harvest: Compare fruit color, flavor descriptions and expected harvest windows. Some varieties may produce a breba crop on older wood as well as a main crop.
• Pollination: Many common fig varieties set fruit without a separate pollinizer, but confirm the information provided for the specific variety.

Fig Tree Care

Choose a sunny location with well-drained soil. Water according to plant age, weather, soil and container conditions, avoiding prolonged waterlogging. Prune to remove damaged wood and manage form while preserving the fruiting wood appropriate to the variety.

See our fig growing guide and our guide to growing potted fruit trees. Browse the broader fruit and nut tree collection.