Southern Living® Little Miss Figgy™ Tree
Ficus carica 'Little Miss Figgy
Compact fig tree ideal for containers
Produces sweet, dark purple figs twice a year
Tolerates heat and drought once established
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Huge Harvests in a Small Space
Why Little Miss Figgy™ Trees?
If you want to harvest your own home-grown figs but don’t have much space, the Little Miss Figgy™ is for you. Living up to its name, this tree is small in stature, perfect for tight spaces, but big in fig production.
When you order our larger sizes, you’ll have fruit in the first year. And if you live in a colder climate, this tree works in containers…simply place your tree indoors, in front of a sunny window, and watch the growth take off. Before long, you’ll be picking your own figs and biting into the smooth, strawberry-red flesh of this fig that’s famous for its delicious flavor. This tree delivers pure sweetness, consistently and abundantly, with very little care.
Why Fast-Growing-Trees.com is Better
You won’t find this variety at local supermarkets or your local big box store. So, the only way to experience the full flavor of this fruit is to grow it yourself.
And because we deliver the Little Miss Figgy™ Tree straight to your door, you’ll have delectable flavor in no time. Not only do we offer this rare variety, but we also plant, grow and ship it with care. Now, you get a healthier root system, a head start on growth, and your own tasty harvests in one growing season or sooner.
Year after year, your tree will allow you to enjoy an abundance of fruit, producing fresh figs for salads, baking, drying, or simply for eating, fresh off of the branches.
Don’t wait – experience this one-of-a-kind flavor for yourself. Your 'Little Miss Figgy™ is waiting to meet you!
Full Planting & Care Instructions
Product Details
| Mature Height: | 4-6 ft. |
| Mature Width: | 3-4 ft. |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun |
| Growth Rate: | Moderate Growing |
| Harvest Time: | Summer |
| Botanical Name: | Ficus carica 'Little Miss Figgy |
| Does Not Ship To: | AK, AZ, HI, OR |
| Grows Well In Zones: | 7-11 outdoors |
Growing Zones: 7-11 outdoors
(hardy down to 10℉)
Customer Reviews & Photos
Based on 265 reviews
it is growing like a
it is growing like a weed can't wait to get a fig or two hopefully this summer
A conveniently small plant
Repotted it today after several years. It is staying small (intentionally) so I can move it to garage in winter easily. We do not get a lot of figs but the ones we get are tasty. Some years we get baby figs wintering over but not this year. The picture also shows 2 of your Meyer Lemons with many blossoms. They are reliable fruiters too. We are in zone 7.
I got the BOGO so they are keeping each other company on my patio. THRIVING!
BOGO. One was damaged in transit and quickly replaced. Both are thriving and beautiful. Will definitely purchase more from FGT. Thanks
My Little Miss Figgy
The baby tree arrived quickly. We laughed at how big of a box it was packed in for such a tiny dwarf tree. Inside the tree was perfectly happy and in great condition. For our part, we spent several days in advance choosing a warm yet protected location in my fenced back yard, filled a pot with brand new soil, and did everything we could to make a happy home for it. Unfortunately, on the second night, we had a wind and rainstorm. We loved getting rain, but it probably could have come at a more opportune time. However, the baby tree survived. Then, I got pneumonia and didn't really leave the house for a few days. But it looks to me like maybe snails have been chewing on some of the leaves or they got beaten up by the high winds. I have seen no sign of snails, though. Today, it looks like my baby tree has started to recover because I think I can see a little new growth and I'm hoping for a long happy relationship. I'm very impressed with all the care taken to make sure the tree arrived in good condition - and it did. You guys are pros! Susan Layous
New to Planting Fig Trees
Arrived in northern Virginia late September in great shape. Planted immediately per guidance and watered well . Leaves were droopy for 7-10 days but the tree and its leaves seem to be fully recovered. Cooler, sunny days have probably contributed to its revival. So far so good. . Miss Figgy is near my recently purchased Celeste fig I planted a little earlier. Celeste arrived great and has remained great after planting. Between them is a gardenia I also purchased from Fast Growing.
