Brown Turkey Fig

Brown Turkey Fig (Ficus carica) stands out with its rich, amber flesh and deep brown skin. This fig tree guarantees a consistent yield of succulent fruits, perfect for fresh eating or culinary creations. Its sprawling branches and spring blossoms add a touch of elegance.

2-3′ Bareroot

Cold Tolerance: USDA Zone 7-10
Soil pH: 6.0-6.5
Soil Type: Well-draining
Water Requirements: Moderate, weekly
Sunlight Requirements: Full sun
Drought Tolerance: Moderate
Heat Tolerance: High
Chilling Hours: 100-200

Pollination Requirements: Self-pollinating
Pollination Mechanisms: Insects (fig wasp)
Bloom Time: June-September
Flower Color: Greenish-yellow

Plant Size: 10-20' tall, 15-25' wide
Plant Spacing: 10-15' apart
Growth Habit: Upright, spreading
Rootstock: Own Roots

Fruit Size: 2-3"
Fruit Flavor: Sweet
Fruit Color and Appearance Brownish-purple
Harvest Time: July-October
Yield & Storage: Moderate, store in cool dry place
Years to Bear: 3-5

Fig Mosaic Virus: Moderately Resistant
Endosepsis: Moderately Resistant
Root Knot Nematode: Moderately Resistant
Phytophthora Root Rot: Moderately Resistant
Fig Borer: Moderately Resistant
Fig Scale: Moderately Resistant

Growth Habit: Upright, spreading
Foliage Color: Green
Fall Color: Yellow
Lifespan: 15-20 years
Toxicity: Non-toxic
Invasive Potential: Low
Native Range: Native to Western Asia
Nitrogen Fixing: No

Our 365-Day Plant Guarantee: We ensure that our plants are delivered to you alive and healthy. If your plant does not survive its first year, you're eligible for store credit under these conditions:

1. Your location falls within the appropriate USDA hardiness zone for the plant variety (refer to our hardiness zone map).
2. You maintain the roots' moisture and plant within three days of delivery, following the instructions in our Planting Guide.

If you're concerned about your plant's health, please consult our guide, How to Tell if Your Tree is Dead or Dormant. Remember, our plants are shipped in a dormant state and may leaf out at different times based on their species. To check for plant vital