Olympian Fig Tree

Cold Hardy and Versatile Fig that Produces Large, Sweet Fruit

The Olympian Fig is an award-winning variety originally discovered in Washington State (in Olympia) by Denny McGaughy. This fig tree produces large, sweet, fruit with tender purple skin and violet flesh.

The Olympian is cold hardy down to Zones 6-10 and thrives best in places like the Northwest in cool, maritime climates. Because of this, it is a great choice for cooler summer climates, much like the Desert King Fig.

The Olympian ripens in July and is ready for harvest in late Summer to early Fall. It is self-pollinating and doesn't require as many growing days to produce fruit. As an added bonus, the Olympian is not bothered by pests or diseases, making it a truly self-sufficient fruit tree.

The leaves of the Olympian are large and tropical with a spreading habit, adding visual interest. It is a versatile tree that can be planted in the ground or in containers, and can even be brought indoors for the winter. In areas with a long growing season, figs can even bear two crops in a year, so you can enjoy even more delicious fruit!

The cold-hardy Olympian Fig is a truly low-maintenance and versatile tree that makes it easy to grow fresh fruit right in your own backyard. Order yours today!