Cold hardy to -10°F for reliable winter survival in northern regions
Self-pollinating, requiring only one tree for fruit production
Produces up to 100 pints of figs per growing season for high yield
Medium-sized figs with dark mahogany exterior and purple interior for unique flavor
Fast-growing and suitable for both ground and container planting
Summarized by Shop
Grow Figs Even at -10 Degrees With Chicago Hardy Fig Trees This Fast-Growing Fig Tree is Perfect for Northern Growing
Tolerant to cold weather and can happily grow in hardiness zones 5-10
Naturally self-pollinating, only need one single tree to produce pounds of fruit
Golf ball sized fruit that ripen to dark mahogany color and rich pu
USDA Hardiness Zones
5-10
Fruit Ripening
August to early fall
Growth Height
Up to 15 feet (ground planting)
Growth Width
Up to 12 feet (ground planting)
Sunlight
Full sun to partial shade
Soil
Moist, well-draining
Summarized by Shop
4.7
45 ratings
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Nice plant but minor rust
I bought this as a gift for my mom so I was a little concerned to see the plant arrive with some rusty looking brown spots on the leaves, but we planted the tree and it seems to be doing well
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Lia · August 27, 2026
Plants were shaped very well and were bigger than another company with same pot size, but they took 11 days to arrive to Idaho and lost 80% of their leaves. It does look like they'll survive... I'd highly recommend a box insert to keep it from getting crushed in shipping
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Logan · August 1, 2026
Hardy like a Chicagoan
I bought three for loved ones who had close family members that died, in their memory. They initially looked the worse for wear when the shipment arrived but daily watering and good sun exposure brought them back to life. I hope they eventually offer figs and comfort to these special people in my life.