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LSU Purple Fig Tree

Ficus carica

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Easy, Container-Grown Harvests in 2 Years or Less

Why LSU Purple Fig Trees?

For a hardy tree that delivers super-sweet fruit with little effort, look no further than the LSU Purple Fig Tree. Bred by the Louisiana State University College of Agriculture for superior disease resistance and delicious fruit, the LSU Purple Fig is ideal for those who want easy growth and the promise of harvests from home.

And the LSU Fig produces fruit as early as the second year! Most fig trees take four to five years to reach full maturity and set fruit, but the LSU Purple Fig is capable of setting small crops of figs in its second or third year. Plus, with our bigger sizes, you could get fruit as soon as the very first growing season.

You can enjoy figs from April through December, indoors or out. Unlike other trees, the LSU Purple Fig has three fruiting seasons: a light crop in early spring, a large main crop in July and a late crop in November or even early December. This prolific bearer will have you eating sweet, healthy figs almost year-round, drying your own fruit for storage or making jams and preserves. With the sweet LSU Purple, the possibilities are endless, especially since it grows in a container...thriving wherever you place it. It's particularly well-suited to the Southeast and grows despite humid, hot conditions.

Why Fast-Growing-Trees.com is Better

When you order your LSU Purple Fig Tree, you get the promise of healthy growth, delivered right to your door. Other nurseries or big box stores sell their weakest stock – trees that often die once they’re in your home or yard. But we ship our best…trees we’ve nurtured and cultivated with hassle-free benefits, a better root system, more developed branching and the ability to fruit quickly.

Now, you’ll enjoy the fruits of your labor, effortlessly. No matter how you use them, LSU Purple Figs are easy to grow and are grown for greatness from day one at our nursery. Get your own LSU Fig today!

Full Planting & Care Instructions

Product Details

    Mature Height:8-10 ft.
    Mature Width:8-10 ft.
    Sunlight:Full Sun
    Growth Rate:Fast Growing
    Harvest Time:Summer, Fall
    Year to Bear:Can Fruit the 1st Year!
    Botanical Name:Ficus carica
    Does Not Ship To:AZ, OR
    Grows Well In Zones:7-10 outdoors
    grow zone map

    Growing Zones: 7-10 outdoors

    (hardy down to 10℉)

    Customer Reviews & Photos

    4.8

    Based on 181 reviews

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    Harvey H.
    8/16/2024
    Verified Buyer

    Purple Fig Tree

    Arrived in good shape and planted it right away and it’s. Really looking good .Received it in just a few days and was reasonably priced !

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    Glenda H.
    8/15/2024
    Verified Buyer

    So far so good. He

    So far so good. He is growing as expected in this humid Mississippi landscape. I will up date as he grows. Love this company

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    Debbie B.
    8/9/2024
    Verified Buyer

    Love it!

    Beautiful green and healthy. These fig trees round out the pantry in my backyard: blueberries, satsumas and lemons!

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    Nadiya N.
    8/9/2024
    Verified Buyer

    Healthy and Growing Well

    When the fig tree arrived, it appeared in pretty good health. It did develop some small brown spots on a couple leaves within a week of transplanting. Best I could tell, it was either anthracnose or leaf spot. Pruning the spotted leaves and spraying the rest with a copper fungicide appeared to clear everything up, and now it has healthy meristems that are practically exploding with new growth.

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    Tutor M.
    8/7/2024
    Verified Buyer

    Looks nice and healthy

    Plant arrived in excellent condition amd was planted as per instructions included. I will keep you posted on its progress. Anyone know how to plant those little cake sandwiches so I can make my own fig newtons???

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