30 COMMON Edible FIG TREE Ficus Carica Purple Brown Skin Pink Flesh Fruit Seeds

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30 COMMON Edible FIG TREE Ficus Carica Purple Brown Skin Pink Flesh Fruit Seeds

Name: 30 COMMON Edible FIG TREE Ficus Carica Seeds for Delicious Fruit
SKU: FRU3769367
Price: 5.89 USD
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$5.89

Grow your own edible figs with these 30 COMMON Edible FIG TREE Ficus Carica seeds, perfect for any garden enthusiast.

Categories: Fruit Seeds, Seeds, Tree SeedsTags: 30 COMMON Edible FIG TREE Ficus Carica, edible fig seeds, Ficus Carica seeds, Fig tree seeds, purple brown fig seeds

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Discover the Common Fig Tree

The Common Fig Tree (Ficus Carica) is a delightful addition to any garden. With its striking purple to brown skinned fruits and sweet pink flesh, this tree not only provides aesthetic beauty but also delicious yields. Ideal for gardeners in USDA Zones 7-11, this tree thrives in sunny to partially shaded areas.

Planting and Care

These seeds should be sown outdoors after the last frost or started indoors a few weeks before. The Common Fig Tree reaches a height of 15-20 feet and requires ample space of 15-20 feet between plants. With a bloom time in spring, you can enjoy two harvests a year, typically in early summer and late summer to fall.

Benefits of Growing Fig Trees

Growing your own fig tree has numerous benefits. Not only do you enjoy fresh fruit, but fig trees are also relatively low maintenance and can adapt to various soil conditions. Their average water preferences make them suitable for many gardeners, allowing for a hassle-free gardening experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best time to plant Fig Tree seeds? Plant them outdoors after the last frost or indoors weeks before.
How tall does the Common Fig Tree grow? It can reach heights of 15-20 feet.
How often can I expect to harvest figs? You can enjoy two harvests a year.
What sunlight exposure does the fig tree need? It thrives in full sun to part shade.
What USDA zones are suitable for growing figs? USDA Zones 7-11 are ideal for the Common Fig Tree.

4 reviews for 30 COMMON Edible FIG TREE Ficus Carica Purple Brown Skin Pink Flesh Fruit Seeds

Rated 5 out of 5
Pat – May 29, 2024
Good seller to buy from
Rated 4 out of 5
Kris – May 17, 2024
A couple more than 30 arrived in the package. A few did not seem viable and/or were broken. Planted all of them, 9 germinated after two months — ~30% germination rate. The plants that have sprouted seem healthy!
Rated 5 out of 5
Brenda Cooper – May 14, 2024
Hope they germinate sooner than 9 months! Thanks for the seed!
Rated 5 out of 5
henk – May 7, 2024
No idea if it works

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