(Cutting) Texas Fig

Texas Fig is a vigorous and highly productive variety valued for its excellent adaptability, dependable harvests, and delicious fruit. Well suited to warm climates, Texas Fig has become a favorite among home gardeners and collectors for its ease of cultivation, resilience, and consistent performance year after year.

The tree produces medium to large figs with attractive bronze to purplish-brown skin and a rich strawberry-red interior. The flesh is dense, smooth, and jammy, offering a classic sweet fig flavor with subtle berry notes that is equally enjoyable fresh, dried, or preserved.

Known for its strong growth and heavy yields, Texas Fig establishes quickly and rewards growers with abundant crops from early to mid-season. It tolerates heat exceptionally well and recovers vigorously after winter dieback, making it a reliable choice across a wide range of growing conditions. Under suitable conditions, it may produce a light breba crop followed by a much heavier main crop.

Whether you're planting your first fig tree or expanding an established collection, Texas Fig is an excellent choice for its productivity, outstanding flavor, and dependable performance.

Why You'll Love It:

• Medium to large, attractive fruits
• Sweet, classic fig flavor with subtle berry notes
• Dense, smooth, jammy texture
• Bronze to purplish-brown skin with strawberry-red flesh
• Heavy and reliable producer
• Light breba crop followed by a heavy main crop under suitable conditions
• Early to mid-season harvest
• Vigorous, fast-growing tree
• Excellent heat tolerance
• Self-fertile (no pollination required)

Growing Information:

What's Included:

• Three (3) healthy Texas Fig hardwood cuttings.
• Each cutting is approximately 6–8 inches (15–20 cm) long with multiple viable nodes.
• Freshly cut from healthy, disease-free mother trees during the appropriate dormant season.
• Ready for rooting using your preferred propagation method.

Shipping & Care:

Cuttings are shipped without roots and carefully packaged to help ensure they arrive in excellent condition. Plant in a well-draining growing medium and allow the cut end to callous before watering, if necessary. Rooting success depends on proper care, propagation techniques, and growing conditions.