5 Exceptional Fig Trees | NatureHills.com

[@C3Voyage]

Most figs (common) aren't self-fertile. Self fertile is when the same tree fertilizes itself. Instead, they're parthenocarpic meaning they don't need fertilization/pollination to produce fruit.

[@afig3539]

Please update your video on Desert King. It only provides one crop (Breba which grows on 1-year old wood) unless you live in California or somewhere the fig wasp exists to pollinate the 2nd crop. This is pretty rare, again, unless you live in CA.

[@RegularJohntv]

You beat me to the punch

[@GardenDoodles]

Didn’t know Brown Turkey is hardy to zone 5! Would love to grow one but Chicago winters are so harsh.

[@sarahdean3945]

Chicago Hardy is a pretty solid cold-hardy tree and people on youtube's fig-o-sphere can make alternate suggestions if you'd prefer a different cold-hardy variety with similar features.