Fig Little Miss Figgy Fruit Plant
Fig growing is now possible in even the smallest of gardens. Many popular fig trees are too big for the average modern plot, but this Little Miss Figgy fig plant is a compact dwarf variety growing up to 1.2m/4ft – perfect for growing on the patio!
The Little Miss Figgy has dark, deeply-lobed leaves, with each lobe more slender and more pointed than those of 'Violette de Bordeaux' from which it was bred. This creates a very attractive foliage plant, even without the added bonus of fruit! In summer, it produces a prolific crop of sweet, burgundy-coloured figs with smooth skin and juicy flesh. This hardy variety easily survives temperatures down to -15°C, making it ideal for British gardens.
Supplied as a robust 2-litre potted plant, the Little Miss Figgy fig plant is approximately a year older than 9cm potted varieties. The larger pot allows for better root development, resulting in stronger, healthier plants that establish quickly in your garden.
Order your Little Miss Figgy fig plant from D.T. Brown Seeds today and enjoy delicious home-grown figs - 100% satisfaction guaranteed. For more fruit ideas, take a look at our popular strawberry plants and blackberry plants, or browse our full range of fruit plants.
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Product Details
Key Features
Compact size for small gardens- Suitable for containers
- Frost hardy
- Fast-growing
Compact size for small gardens
Planting & Harvesting
- Sow Indoors
- Sow/Plant Outside
- Flowers/Harvest
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