Organically grown White Adriatic Fig tree,3 branches,1-2ft , M to L size fruits

White Adriatic Fig Tree with multiple branches, grown with its Own root independently from the root of the mother tree last spring, woke up from dormant trees after I brought them indoors for listing, it regrows quickly. photos were taken on 02/07/2023, from an Organically Grown mature fruitled tree. trimmed the top of them for dormancy last fall. The fruits are medium to large depending on organic or not organic, poted or ground, and the tree's age. organically raised are smaller, pot raised are smaller, young tree's fruits are smaller. figs from my tree ripen in September without any head start or greenhouse in Zone 7 NY.The very first seedling mother tree was bought from a private seller 5 years ago.2nd year fruit in 2022.

All my fig trees grew 100% organically.

the mother tree(the 1st and the last 2 pictures in a 5-gallon pot), fruitlet on each branch. Only have the main crop with medium to large size of figs even 100% grown organically. This fig tree is pretty cold hardy, outdoor raised, but please give it a week to adjust to your local weather after some no sun days in the package during shipping

It is a common type of fig and does not need to be pollinated by the fig wasps.

Ship to the lower 48 states.

All my listings offer free pick-up, so you can save shipping costs if you live nearby.

NOTE: New York is cooling down now, after some cold nights at 30s F degrees, a couple of times few-days-long rainings, lot of tree leaves including fig tree leaves turned rusted or dropped, they are preparing to be dormant now unless your climate is much warmer than here. they will grow new green leaves if you bring them indoors beside your window or in the greenhouse.

This tree was raised outside even during last winter in zone 7 , just put protections, this tree with another little dormant tree has never stayed indoors, so if your zone is 7 or up, I think you don’t need to put them indoors, just put protections during the winter, you need put them in a bigger pot or in ground, I just put them in a small pot for easier shipping. But you make decisions to put them indoors or outdoors during this winter, but always recommend putting young trees indoors during the first couple of winters.