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Q: Where and when should I plant a fig tree?

The fig tree is ideally planted from March to April or from October to November , avoiding frost periods. Choose a sunny spot (south or south-west facing), preferably sheltered by a wall to protect it from cold winds. The fig tree adapts to most soils but prefers a well-drained, fertile, sandy soil . In cold regions, being close to a south-facing wall will give it the extra warmth it needs for good fruiting.

Q: How long do I have to wait before a fig tree bears fruit?

A fig tree generally starts producing fruit between the 3rd and 5th year after planting. This waiting period is normal because the tree needs time to root well and develop. To encourage early fruiting, make sure to: Water well during the first 2 years Apply a fertilizer rich in phosphorus and potassium in spring Avoid overly severe pruning, which would delay fruiting

Q: How do I care for a fig tree to optimize its production?

Fig tree care is simple but a few steps are essential: Watering: Water regularly during the first 2 years (1-2 times/week in summer) Once established, the fig tree is well drought resistant Avoid excess water, which can rot the roots Fertilizing: Apply a fertilizer rich in phosphorus and potassium in spring Add well-rotted compost or manure in autumn Avoid excess nitrogen, which favors foliage at the expense of fruit Pruning: Prune in late winter before growth resumes Remove dead and badly oriented branches Balance the branch structure without pruning too severely

Q: Why is my fig tree not bearing fruit?

Several causes can explain the lack of fruiting: Age: If your fig tree is less than 3-4 years old, this is normal, so be patient. Growing conditions: Lack of sun (insufficient exposure) Soil too wet or poorly drained Unbalanced fertilizing (too much nitrogen) Pruning too severe Climate: Variety not suited to your region Late frosts that destroy young figs Solutions: Check the exposure, improve drainage, adjust fertilizing and choose a hardy variety for your region.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the Fig Tree

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Where and when should I plant a fig tree?

The fig tree is ideally planted from March to April or from October to November, avoiding frost periods. Choose a sunny spot (south or south-west facing), preferably sheltered by a wall to protect it from cold winds.

The fig tree adapts to most soils but prefers a well-drained, fertile, sandy soil. In cold regions, being close to a south-facing wall will give it the extra warmth it needs for good fruiting.

How long do I have to wait before a fig tree bears fruit?

A fig tree generally starts producing fruit between the 3rd and 5th year after planting. This waiting period is normal because the tree needs time to root well and develop.

To encourage early fruiting, make sure to:

Water well during the first 2 years
Apply a fertilizer rich in phosphorus and potassium in spring
Avoid overly severe pruning, which would delay fruiting

Which fig variety should I choose for my region?

The choice of variety depends on your climate and your preferences:

For cold regions (northern France):

‘Marseillaise’ (Blanquette): hardy down to -12°C
‘Brown Turkey’: excellent cold resistance
‘Noire de Caromb’: very hardy and productive

For warm regions (southern France):

‘Violette de Solliès’: late production, excellent quality
‘Goutte d’Or’: two-crop variety (2 harvests/year)
‘Sucre Vert’: fruit from September to November

How do I care for a fig tree to optimize its production?

Fig tree care is simple but a few steps are essential:

Watering:

Water regularly during the first 2 years (1-2 times/week in summer)
Once established, the fig tree is well drought resistant
Avoid excess water, which can rot the roots

Fertilizing:

Apply a fertilizer rich in phosphorus and potassium in spring
Add well-rotted compost or manure in autumn
Avoid excess nitrogen, which favors foliage at the expense of fruit

Pruning:

Prune in late winter before growth resumes
Remove dead and badly oriented branches
Balance the branch structure without pruning too severely

Why is my fig tree not bearing fruit?

Several causes can explain the lack of fruiting:

Age: If your fig tree is less than 3-4 years old, this is normal, so be patient.

Growing conditions:

Lack of sun (insufficient exposure)
Soil too wet or poorly drained
Unbalanced fertilizing (too much nitrogen)
Pruning too severe

Climate:

Variety not suited to your region
Late frosts that destroy young figs

Solutions: Check the exposure, improve drainage, adjust fertilizing and choose a hardy variety for your region.

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The Goutte d’Or fig tree is a remarkable biferous variety that offers you two harvests per year :

First harvest : garnet red figs in June-July
Second harvest : golden figs from August to October

Advantages of the Goutte d’Or:

✅ Self-fertile : no need for another fig tree to bear fruit
✅ Compact : ideal for small gardens and container cultivation (2.5 to 4m)
✅ Hardy : resistant to -15°C
✅ Abundant production : up to 20kg of figs per mature tree

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The Noir de Caromb fig is a uniferous variety renowned for the exceptional quality of its fruits:

Harvest : purplish-brown figs in July and September-October
Taste quality : firm, fragrant and very sweet flesh
Use : perfect fresh, in jam or dried

Why choose Noir de Caromb:

✅ Unmistakable flavor : considered one of the best fig trees
✅ Climate adaptation : excellent throughout France
✅ Storage : figs perfect for drying
✅ Robustness : highly resistant to diseases

How to Plant Your Fig Tree: A Nurseryman’s Guide
When to Plant a Fig Tree?
The planting of the fig tree is ideal:

Spring : March-April (after frost)
Fall : October-November (before the cold weather)

Where to Plant Your Fig Tree?

Exposure : full sun (south/southwest)
Protection : near a wall for cold regions
Soil : well-drained, even poor or calcareous
Space : 4 metres between each plant

Our Planting Tips

Dig a hole 2 times wider than the root ball
Add well-rotted compost
Plant without burying the graft point
Water thoroughly (15-20L)
Mulch to retain moisture

Easy Maintenance for Optimal Production
Watering the Fig Tree

Young plants : 1-2 times/week in the first year
Established plants : drought tolerant
Critical period : watering when fruit is growing

Fertilization
As with our other fruit trees, nutritional intake is essential:

Spring : fertilizer rich in phosphorus and potassium
Autumn : compost or decomposed manure
Avoid : excess nitrogen that delays fruiting

Fig Tree Pruning

Period : late winter (February-March)
Objective : balance the branches, remove dead wood
Caution : light pruning to preserve production

Frequently Asked Questions about Le Figuier
🌱 How Long To Harvest Figs?
Your fig tree will start producing from the 3rd year with a significant production from the 5th year. At maturity (7th year), you can harvest 20 to 50kg of figs depending on the variety.

❄️ Is the Fig Tree Cold Hardy?
Our varieties can withstand -15°C. Winter protection is recommended for the first few years. In cold regions, plant near a south-facing wall.

🏺 Can You Grow a Potted Fig Tree?
Absolutely! The Goutte d’Or is perfect in a tank (minimum 50L). Ideal for terraces and balconies. Repotting every 2-3 years and winter protection necessary.

🐛 Is the Fig Tree Susceptible to Diseases?
Very resistant! Some aphids possible, easily treated with natural solutions. Much more robust than our plum or apricot trees.

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Personalized advice : choice according to your region
Post-planting follow-up : support for your projects
Passion for the profession : more than 20 years of experience

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