Chicago Hardy
$18Dies back in hard winters and still fruits on new wood. Sweet, medium brown-purple figs.
Dormant cuttings from healthy, named mother trees. Labeled true to variety, sealed against drying, and shipped fresh for rooting season. Figs are among the easiest fruit trees to root.
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True to nameEvery bundle tagged with its variety
Cut while dormantFirm, multi-node, pencil-thick wood
Packed to arrive freshSealed against drying in transit
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Each bundle is [NUMBER] dormant cuttings, 6–8 inches with at least two nodes. Quantities are limited to what our trees give each winter.
Dies back in hard winters and still fruits on new wood. Sweet, medium brown-purple figs.
Compact grower with small, very dark figs and a rich berry-jam flavor. Excellent in pots.
Bred in Louisiana for Southern summers. Productive and dependable in heat and humidity.
Discovered in Olympia, Washington. Large purple-brown figs that ripen in cool summers.
The classic Italian Dottato fig: yellow-green skin and amber, honey-sweet flesh. Loves long, hot summers and is great fresh, dried or canned.
A collector favorite with intensely rich, dark fruit. Happiest in warm, dry climates.
One of the earliest to ripen, a smart pick for short seasons. Small, dark, sweet figs.
Every bundle holds [NUMBER] cuttings of one variety. We only ship wood we'd root ourselves: firm, dormant, and long enough to give you more than one chance at a root.
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Cuttings are taken from dormant trees, labeled, and sealed to hold moisture.
Ships within [X] business days with tracking. Follow the rooting guide when it lands.
Set cuttings in a lightly moist medium, never soggy.
Around 70–80°F with bright, indirect light.
Be patient. Leaves often show before roots do.
Pot up, harden off, and plant out after frost.