Brown Turkey Fig Bush
Ficus carica 'Brown Turkey'
Yields sweet, medium-sized figs twice a year
Cold-hardy and adaptable to various climates
Compact size suitable for containers
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Delicious Fruit Harvests Twice Each Year
Why Brown Turkey Fig Bushes?
With the Brown Turkey Fig, you get twice the production. Because it grows two harvests each year, the Brown Turkey is unique and highly sought-after. The first crop is small and arrives in late spring or early summer. Later, your main harvest ripens in early fall and is considerably larger, offering the sweetest, richest flavor imaginable.
And it couldn’t be easier to grow. Your Brown Turkey Fig features the finest qualities of a traditional fig but it endures winters that would devastate most other fig bushes and tolerates heat well, too. If your climate is outside its recommended growing zones, you can even grow it indoors.
Why Fast-Growing-Trees.com is Better
With your Brown Turkey Fig Bush, you get large and reliable harvests season after season. The Fig Bushes available at your local nursery or big-box are often sold with weaker roots, branching, and damage if they’re even available.
But when you order a Brown Turkey Fig from our nursery, you get healthier roots, ready to thrive and adapt at your home with ease. And with our largest sizes, you get developed branching that grows fruit even faster…sometimes in the first season! We nurture our trees, from planting to shipping, so that a robust, fruitful producer arrives straight to your door.
We’ve done the hard work at our nursery, and now, you reap the rewards with delicious figs for years to come. Figs to eat right off the bush, cook or can for preserves. This is one of our most popular figs and we tend to sell out quickly.
The possibilities are endless, so don’t wait – experience the rich flavor and huge harvests of the Brown Turkey Fig Bush for yourself!
Full Planting & Care Instructions
Product Details
| Mature Height: | 10-25 ft. |
| Mature Width: | 12-15 ft. |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun, Partial Shade |
| Growth Rate: | Moderate Growing |
| Harvest Time: | Summer |
| Botanical Name: | Ficus carica 'Brown Turkey' |
| Does Not Ship To: | AK, AZ, HI, OR |
| Grows Well In Zones: | 7-10 outdoors |
Growing Zones: 7-10 outdoors
(hardy down to 10℉)
Customer Reviews & Photos
Based on 226 reviews
Four Brown Turkeys into self-watering pots
Very Positive. Previous efforts with figs a disaster; pilot error. My 4 arrived in perfect shape. Two had figs; all had good leaf cover. Third day each went into a self-watering pot: an outer 5-gal bucket and an inner 5-gal bucket with side cleats to raise inner bucket 4 inches, Miracle-Gro mix. This creates a 1. 5 gal reservoir in outer. A 1-mm polyester felt wick lines the bottom of inner bucket with tabs extending down into reservoir. I sewed them with my wife's Singer :-) A 3/4" PVC pipe from reservoir to 3 inches above grade provides a way to add water, about once/week. I water from bucket with a small submersible pump and 1/2" vinyl tubing. My buckets are white, therefore translucent, and by shining a strong light through the outer I can see the water level. All four are thriving and currently outside until I can build a grow rack with grow lights for indoor growing. I can grow almost anything indoors under proper lighting but outside the losing battle with the bugs and less than optimal watering is just too wasteful of my limited time. I intend to master pruning to keep these bush-size. Very pleased thus far.
Brown Turky Fig Review
The little brown turkey fig is doing well. It was placed in a larger pot,and watered. It is doing well with new growth.
It's alive!
It's a might small no problem if they grow !
Quick delivery and intact.
So far so good. 6 fig trees look healthy and are not in the ground soaking up this nice North Florida sun. Looking forward to some figs next year.
Looks good and hopefully we
Looks good and hopefully we will have figs by the end of summer.
