Bailey from TN Nursery shows four fig varieties: Chicago Hardy survives –10°F, Castile and English Brown handle cold too, and Brown Turkey is most popular in the U.S. All fruit in about two years, with two-year-old trees ready to produce this spring if planted now.
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Hey everyone, it's Bailey with TN Nursery, and today I'm showing you some of our fig trees. We got Chicago Hardy, and Chicago Hardy can handle -10° once established. Now they start fruiting at around 2 years old, and these are already 2 years old, so if you got good ground, you may get fruit off these this spring if you plant them now. We also have Castile. Most people call them sugar figs because they're extra sweet, and they can handle really, really cold weather as well. And they're also really big too. They're about, they're the same size as these right here. And if you plant them now, you'd probably get fruit off of them this spring or summer. We also have English Brown. They got a honey-rich flavor. And we have Brown Turkey figs, and they're the most grown in the United States. You can't go wrong with planting fig trees because you get fruit literally right off the bat. And we're having a buy one, get one free sale, so you really get two for the price of one, and I don't know how long it'll last. You can order now at tnursery.net, and we'll ship 'em right to your door.