3 Pack Combo Figs - Chicago Hardy, order Legronne, LSU Purple Fig Organic Live Plants

Chicago Hardy Figs - 3 pack, Chicago, LSU Purple, and Negronne

Nothing is better than picking your fresh figs from you own yard. Fresh figs from the store can be tasty but so much better from your yard.
Only 10 left, they are selling so fast I had to pull some and plant some for us as well.
Now Northern gardeners can enjoy growing delicious figs at home. The plant will die back to ground level in the colder climates, which is normal. In the spring, the plant will grow back and produce up to 8 pounds of fruit beginning in middle of summer until the first fall frost. Chicago Hardy Fig plants have striking, vibrant leaves that have a similar shape to oak leaves, only much larger. Figs are incredibly healthy and are free of fat and cholesterol. Figs have the highest content of minerals and have more fiber than any other fruit. The flavor of the firm fruits are outstanding, I prefer eating them fresh, but dried figs are a treat during the winter months. Planting space is best at 15 - 20 feet.
Hardiness Zones 5-10.

Negronne Fig, a French Dog Tree aka Violette du Boreuox
Nothing is better than picking your fresh figs from you own yard. Fresh figs from the store can be tasty but so much better from your yard. This tasty, sweet and dark fig performs very well in the Northwest with cooler summer. Negronne is also generally more compact. It is more of a compact tree up to 10-15 feet tall.
It can grow over 15 feet but is happy to be pruned for ease of harvest. These figs ripen in mid-late summer. They have deep pink flesh and purple order skin and taste delicious and sweet. Space each plant 15-20 feet from each other. Hardiness Zones 6 -9

LSU Purple Organic Fig Tree Live Tree - sugar sweet figs. This is a warmer hardy and very vigorous grower. Nothing is better than picking your fresh figs from you own yard. Fresh figs from the store can be tasty but so much better from your yard.
They grow up to 6 feet. They can be grown in containers or patios as well. The fruiting season is early with figs fairly long and medium sized. Depending on the growing season, they can produce fruit several times during the season.
The fruits can be eaten right off the tree, they are deep purple, hence the name, and are sugar sweet. Planting space for these figs are best 15 - 20 feet.
Hardiness Zones 7 - 10