Features

• Despite their name, Black Mission figs aren t really black but more of a deep blue-purple color that is gorgeous in its own right. Black Mission Fig is known as one of the most abundant Fig species, the tree produces year after year and are extremely sweet, inside they are beautifully pink.
• Most fruit trees requires a lot of pruning and care but, Black Mission Fig produces abundance fruit with minimal care. The best part is the harvest season of this fruit happens twice a year!
• Requires full sun or partial shade. Loves well-drained soil with moderate moisture. Fruiting time is during spring or early fall. Mature height and spread can reach up to 20-35 feet.
• Black Mission Figs are self-fertile. Prune back any dead branches after your second harvest. Hardiness Zones: 8-9 USDA
• IMAGES ARE FOR REFERENCE ONLY AND ARE OF MATURE PLANTS. In winter all plants will ship dormant (without leaves).
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