Figs

Our friend Denny McGaughy (Pac NW fig enthusiast and explorer) found ripe figs late September in B.C., Canada. After several years of observations ...

Ficus carica 'Little Ruby' Little Ruby is tiny but mighty! So small it's grown by some as a bonsai specimen, it both ripens a fall crop regularly i...

Ficus carica 'Violette de Bordeaux' Also known as Bordeaux and may be Negronne. The very productive tree/bush can produce two crops of purple/black...

This fig is one of the most reliable in our region. The skin is mahogany in color and the flesh is a light amber and very sweet. The hardy tree wil...

This variety, Nordland Bergfeige is originally from Switzerland and considered among the hardiest figs. It is able to survive to 10 degrees F and p...

Ficus carica 'Petite Negra' This "little black" fig packs a big punch! Able to start producing fruit when less than 12 inches tall, Petite Negri is...

A beautiful bright purple fig with flavorful strawberry colored flesh. It often ripens an October crop in the Pacific Northwest where most others f...

Ficus carica 'Peter's Honey' Brought from Sicily, this fig is one of the best. The skin is a beautiful, shiny yellow/green, developing dark pinpric...

A medium size almost seedless yellow green fig with amber flesh. Also called 'Jelly Fig' it is excellent for fresh eating canning and drying. Produ...

We obtained this fig from southern France where it was recommended as a good choice for cooler summer climates. It has proven to set a summer ripen...

Ficus carica 'Chicago Hardy' From a garden near Chicago comes this excellent fig which, once established, can freeze to the ground and come back to...

Ficus carica 'Lattarula' Also known as Blanche. Among the most popular and widely adapted varieties; a member of the White Marseilles family of fig...

Along with Desert King the best bet for cool summer areas. This newly available fig was found in Olympia Washington and regularly ripens a sizeable...