Rooted Celeste fig tree- small
These small rooted Celeste trees are a great cold hardy variety. Theyre small enough to ship really well, and one of the most well known figs in the world. This variety was a backbone to many breeding projects, include LSU’s. Small, very tasty figs, on a vigorous, beautiful tree. This one of the most commonly grown varieties due to it ability to do well in cold, heat, wet, and drought conditions make it a reliable producer in most of the United States. They love sun, and will benefit from winter protection in zones 5,6,7. Reliable to zone 6, and occasionally zone 5, the small fruits are very abundant and have a great fruity, sweet flavor. They’re are also known as “sugar figs”. In the colder zones (5,6,7) we recommend kepping plants in the pot 1-2 years before planting out in the spring time. These small plants can be kept inside on a sunny south facing window until spring, then transitioned into full sun.
These small rooted Celeste trees are a great cold hardy variety. Theyre small enough to ship really well, and one of the most well known figs in the world. This variety was a backbone to many breeding projects, include LSU’s. Small, very tasty figs, on a vigorous, beautiful tree. This one of the most commonly grown varieties due to it ability to do well in cold, heat, wet, and drought conditions make it a reliable producer in most of the United States. They love sun, and will benefit from winter protection in zones 5,6,7. Reliable to zone 6, and occasionally zone 5, the small fruits are very abundant and have a great fruity, sweet flavor. They’re are also known as “sugar figs”. In the colder zones (5,6,7) we recommend kepping plants in the pot 1-2 years before planting out in the spring time. These small plants can be kept inside on a sunny south facing window until spring, then transitioned into full sun.
These small rooted Celeste trees are a great cold hardy variety. Theyre small enough to ship really well, and one of the most well known figs in the world. This variety was a backbone to many breeding projects, include LSU’s. Small, very tasty figs, on a vigorous, beautiful tree. This one of the most commonly grown varieties due to it ability to do well in cold, heat, wet, and drought conditions make it a reliable producer in most of the United States. They love sun, and will benefit from winter protection in zones 5,6,7. Reliable to zone 6, and occasionally zone 5, the small fruits are very abundant and have a great fruity, sweet flavor. They’re are also known as “sugar figs”. In the colder zones (5,6,7) we recommend kepping plants in the pot 1-2 years before planting out in the spring time. These small plants can be kept inside on a sunny south facing window until spring, then transitioned into full sun.
