Brown Turkey Fig Under Evergreen Oaks You should cut the plants

You should cut the plants back every 10-15 years to the ground in late fall or early winter

White flowers bloom in the winter

A hybrid from Australia that can tolerate some periods of drought

A climbing vine that can reach up to 30 feet tall

Brown Turkey Fig Under Evergreen Oaks You should cut the plantsBrown Turkey Fig A favorite choice because it is low maintenance. Large, elongated fruit is juicy and firm with a rich flavored, pink flesh. Excellent fresh, dried or canned. Semi dwarfed tree bears reliably from June to frost. This fig is heat tolerant. This tree goes deciduous in the winter. Fig trees do not need to be fertilized. If your tree has not grown a foot in the growing season you should add nitrogen. You should add nitrogen about four