Southern Living® Little Miss Figgy™ Tree

Huge Harvests in a Small Space

Why Little Miss Figgy™ Trees?

If you want to harvest your own home-grown figs but don’t have much space, the Little Miss Figgy™ is for you. Living up to its name, this tree is small in stature, perfect for tight spaces, but big in fig production.

When you order our larger sizes, you’ll have fruit in the first year. And if you live in a colder climate, this tree works in containers…simply place your tree indoors, in front of a sunny window, and watch the growth take off. Before long, you’ll be picking your own figs and biting into the smooth, strawberry-red flesh of this fig that’s famous for its delicious flavor. This tree delivers pure sweetness, consistently and abundantly, with very little care.

Why Fast-Growing-Trees.com is Better

You won’t find this variety at local supermarkets or your local big box store. So, the only way to experience the full flavor of this fruit is to grow it yourself.

And because we deliver the Little Miss Figgy™ Tree straight to your door, you’ll have delectable flavor in no time. Not only do we offer this rare variety, but we also plant, grow and ship it with care. Now, you get a healthier root system, a head start on growth, and your own tasty harvests in one growing season or sooner.

Year after year, your tree will allow you to enjoy an abundance of fruit, producing fresh figs for salads, baking, drying, or simply for eating, fresh off of the branches.

Don’t wait – experience this one-of-a-kind flavor for yourself. Your 'Little Miss Figgy™ is waiting to meet you!

Planting & Care

1. Planting: The Fig performs best in full sun (6 to 8 hours of sunlight per day) but can tolerate some shade, but prefer full sun. Container-grown Figs should be placed by a large sunny window indoors, or in a sunny area on your porch.

Select a container that’s slightly larger than the root ball (2 sizes larger than the initial container the fig came in works best). Add a mixture of potting soil and organic planting mix to the container before you place your tree in it. Make sure your tree stands straight up in its container and give it a good drink of water until you see water coming out the bottom of the pot. If your pot doesn’t contain drainage holes, you can quickly add some with a small drill. Allow the top 2 inches of the soil to dry before watering again.

2. Watering: Water your tree once or twice a week or feel your soil if you’re not sure when to water. If it feels like it’s drying out close to the surface, then it’s time to water your tree.

3. Fertilizing: Generally, your Fig Tree won’t need fertilizer. If you notice slow or stalled growth, use a slow-release, well-balanced organic fertilizer, like formula 10-10-10.