Easy to Grow Fig 'Chicago Hardy' Plant (1 Pack) - Rooted in a 2-3 inch Grower's Pot, Summer Fruiting, Self-Pollinating Starter Fruit Tree

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Easy to Grow Fig 'Chicago Hardy' Plant Features

• PRODUCT: Includes 1 Chicago Hardy Fig starter fruit tree rooted in a 2-3 inch grower's pot (Ficus carica 'Chicago Hardy'). Images are for reference only, total height including pot is about 6 inches.

• PLANT INFO: Can grow up to 8 ft. tall in the ground, less in areas with annual winter die back, and 3-4 ft. tall when grown in a pot. Cold hardy down to zone 5 with winter protection.

• FRUITING: This species typically fruits the 2nd or 3rd year from planting. This fig tree is self-pollinating, so it can be grown successfully on its own, without other varieties present.

• BRAND: Easy to Grow is an American company that partners with farmers and growers.

About Easy To Grow Fig 'Chicago Hardy' Plant

CHICAGO HARDY FIG TREE | COLD HARDY FIG TREES | FIG TREE HARDY TO ZONE 5! If you have ever tasted the sun sweetened fruit fresh from a garden grown fig tree, you know what a treat it is! Now you can enjoy your own home grown figs - even in a large container for your patio! How exciting - fresh, sweet, home grown figs grown in even cold regions! The Chicago Hardy fig is winter hardy to zone 5 with some protection. In the chilly areas, the plant may die back to the ground in late fall but will re-sprout in the spring. Because the Chicago Hardy Fig fruits on new wood (current season's growth) this cycle doesn't impact fig production. As another option, grow your fig in a beautiful large container and park it in a cool garage during the winter months. Because the Chicago Hardy Fig fruits on new growth, even a bitterly cold winter does not ruin its ability to produce delicious, sweet and juicy figs! We have come into a bumper crop of these wonderful fig trees. They are growing fast in the Southern California sunshine, and are eager to join your garden and grow! This variety is self pollinating so one tree can produce without having a partner. Imagine sweet, ripe figs with paper thin prosciutto and glasses of wine on the back deck late this summer. Ahhh...