LATIN NAME: Ficus carica 'Olympian'
Olympian Fig is a productive, cold-hardy fig variety prized for its exceptionally large, sweet fruit. The figs develop attractive green-to-purple skin with rich red to violet flesh and are delicious eaten fresh, dried, or used for preserves and baking. The variety is also self-pollinating, making it an excellent choice for home edible gardens where space may be limited.
Its attractive lobed foliage and rounded growth habit also give Olympian Fig ornamental value in the landscape. Under favorable conditions, it can produce abundant fruit while remaining manageable enough for backyard gardens and large containers.
Amount of Sunlight: Prefers full sun for the best growth and fruit production.
Amount of Water: Water regularly while becoming established and during fruit development. Once established, the plant has some drought tolerance but performs best with consistent moisture.
Soil Conditions: Prefers fertile, well-drained, loamy soil. Avoid locations where the roots remain waterlogged.
Cold Hardiness Zone: 6–10
Olympian Fig performs best in a warm, sunny location with good drainage. Applying mulch around the root zone can help retain moisture and protect the roots during temperature fluctuations. Regular watering is especially important while fruit is developing.
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3 Gallon
LATIN NAME: Ficus carica 'Olympian'
Olympian Fig is a productive, cold-hardy fig variety prized for its exceptionally large, sweet fruit. The figs develop attractive green-to-purple skin with rich red to violet flesh and are delicious eaten fresh, dried, or used for preserves and baking. The variety is also self-pollinating, making it an excellent choice for home edible gardens where space may be limited.
Its attractive lobed foliage and rounded growth habit also give Olympian Fig ornamental value in the landscape. Under favorable conditions, it can produce abundant fruit while remaining manageable enough for backyard gardens and large containers.
Amount of Sunlight: Prefers full sun for the best growth and fruit production.
Amount of Water: Water regularly while becoming established and during fruit development. Once established, the plant has some drought tolerance but performs best with consistent moisture.
Soil Conditions: Prefers fertile, well-drained, loamy soil. Avoid locations where the roots remain waterlogged.
Cold Hardiness Zone: 6–10
Olympian Fig performs best in a warm, sunny location with good drainage. Applying mulch around the root zone can help retain moisture and protect the roots during temperature fluctuations. Regular watering is especially important while fruit is developing.
Ordering in bulk? Please contact us before checkout, as large orders may require FedEx Freight shipping.
3 Gallon
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