Live fig trees for sale near me

Q: Do you need 2 fig trees to produce fruit?

Figs are self-pollinating, so you dont need multiple plants to get fruit— but you do need to avoid crowding plants if youre adding more than one to your yard. Some fig varieties have invasive roots that may damage pipes, sidewalks or driveways.

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Grow a Lush Garden With Fruit Plants
How much does a live fig tree cost?
What is the best time to plant a fig tree?
Where is the best place to put a fig tree?
Do you need 2 fig trees to produce fruit?

•Popular small tree or large Shrub
•Brownish to purple fruit
•Excellent for fruit preserves

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•Popular small tree or large shrub
•Brownish to purple fruit
•Excellent for fruit preserves

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•Popular small tree or large shrub
•Brownish to purple fruit
•Excellent for fruit preserves

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•Space trees approximately 15 to 25 feet apart for best results
•Best results, grow in rich, moist, well-drained soil
•Reaches standard mature height of 15 to 25 feet tall

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•Popular small tree or large shrub
•Brownish to purple fruit
•Excellent for fruit preserves

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•Each offer includes one bare root plant grown in a 4 inch pot
•Space trees approximatley 15 ft. to 25 ft. apart for best results
•For best results, grow in rich, moist, well-drained soil

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•Popular small tree or large shrub
•Brownish to purple fruit
•Excellent for fruit preserves

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•Popular small tree or large shrub
•Brownish to purple fruit
•Excellent for fruit preserves

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•Each offer includes one dormant bare root plant
•Space trees approximatley 15 ft. to 25 ft. apart for best results
•For best results, grow in rich, moist, well-drained soil

Grow a Lush Garden With Fruit Plants

Plant fruit plants in your garden to provide your family with some sweet edibles. With a series of fruit trees and plants, you'll get exclusive access to fruits that you're free to pick, eat and use for recipes. Buying established plants also saves you the time you'd need to grow plants from seeds. Choose from a vast selection of fruit trees, including many varieties of apples, berries, peaches and more.

If you have berry plants, you'll need to protect them from pests. Use repellant to keep deer, birds, rodents and bugs from eating your fruit. For small potted plants, hang them from plant hooks in an area that isn't accessible to animals.

For best results, choose plants that are compatible with your hardiness zone. Start by reading our helpful guide — Learn Your Hardiness Zone to Find the Best Plants.

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How much does a live fig tree cost?

On average, a mature fiddle leaf fig tree costs around $100. Depending on age, source, and health, the plants can range from $20 to $250. If you are looking for a fiddle leaf fig tree on a budget, looking at local plant swaps is the best way to go.

What is the best time to plant a fig tree?

Plant fig trees outdoors in the early spring or late fall, when the tree is dormant..

Remove the plant from its pot and remove any circling roots by laying the root ball on its side and using shears to cut through the roots..

Dig a hole that is a few inches deeper and wider than the spread of the roots..

Where is the best place to put a fig tree?

Fig trees need a sunny spot in your yard that classifies as receiving full sun to partial shade. Fruit trees need as much sun as they can possibly soak in to produce the greatest amount of fruit; a minimum of 7 to 8 hours of sun exposure is recommended.

Do you need 2 fig trees to produce fruit?

Figs are self-pollinating, so you don't need multiple plants to get fruit— but you do need to avoid crowding plants if you're adding more than one to your yard. Some fig varieties have invasive roots that may damage pipes, sidewalks or driveways.