Fig Trees

Fig trees are a classic fruiting favorite, prized for their sweet, honey-like flavor and reliable harvests. They thrive in warm climates, are relatively low-maintenance, and can be grown in the ground or large containers. With their lush foliage and unique fruit, figs make a beautiful and productive addition to any Florida garden.

Black Mission Fig

Black Mission Fig

Black Mission Fig is well suited for USDA Growing Zones 9A and 9B—ideal for St. Augustine and Northeast Florida gardens. 'Black Mission' is a classic variety with deep purple skin and rich, jammy flesh. Excellent fresh or dried, and one of the most flavorful figs available.

Brown Turkey Fig

Brown Turkey Fig

Brown Turkey Fig is well suited for USDA Growing Zones 9A and 9B—ideal for St. Augustine and Northeast Florida gardens. 'Brown Turkey' figs are reliable, sweet, and easy to grow. They produce bronze-colored fruit with reddish-pink flesh and a mild, honey-like flavor.

Celestial Fig

Celestial Fig

Celestial Fig is well suited for USDA Growing Zones 9A and 9B—ideal for St. Augustine and Northeast Florida gardens. 'Celestial' is a small to medium fig with violet skin and sweet pink flesh. It ripens early and resists splitting — great for fresh eating or drying.

Magnolia Fig

Magnolia Fig

Magnolia Fig is well suited for USDA Growing Zones 9A and 9B—ideal for St. Augustine and Northeast Florida gardens. 'Magnolia' fig, also known as 'Brunswick', bears large fruit with bronze skin and amber flesh. A reliable Southern variety with excellent flavor.

Olympian Fig

Olympian Fig

Olympian Fig is well suited for USDA Growing Zones 9A and 9B—ideal for St. Augustine and Northeast Florida gardens. 'Olympian' fig produces large, sweet fruit with purple skin and red flesh. Cold-hardy and productive, it thrives in North Florida gardens.