This unique variety is said to have originated from the private 
collection of Adriano Ferrera and is said to be one of his favourites.
From the information we have this variety was created by mutation. 
The figs are Small and it has light red stripes. This variety is 
suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada. It can be planted in ground 
after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate 
zones except for parts of British Columbia.

An interesting fig from the University of California (UC Davis). A great collector's item to add to your collection. This fig has an interesting shape of leafs and the figs have a greenish skin with a red color flesh. More details to come.

SYN: Fall Gold, White, Italian White

It was released in 1975 by Texas A&M in the U.S.A. This variety is suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada. It can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia. The wood is said to be very hardy, but the fruit buds can be damaged by heavy frosts. This variety bears a late crop towards the end of the summer. The figs are small to medium sized and are golden-brown with an amber pulp.

SYN: Atreano Gold, Mediterranean Gold, Figue verte dorée
 
This variety was introduced by Hanc Matthies from Naples in Italy. This variety is suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada. Can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection during winter in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia. This is a fast growing fig tree that produces light greenish figs with a pink flesh.

Information points out that this fig comes from Bavaria in Germany.  Large figs are brownish red and have a sweet dark red flesh. The fruits ripen in late July and the harvest is quite big.  Excellent flavor.  This variety is suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada and is said to be highly resistant to low temperatures. It can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia. It bears two crops, but only the first one will mature in most of the Canadian climates.

This variety comes from California and was discovered in 1922 from a germinated seed. This variety is suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada. It can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia. This variety bears two crops, but only the first crop matures under Quebec's climate. The figs are medium to large sized and are dark purple with an amber flesh.

SYN: MISSION, FRANCISCAN, FRANCISCIANA BEER'S BLACK, CALIFORNIAN LARGE BLACK

This variety is suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada. It can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia. It bears two crops but only the first one will mature in
most of the Canadian climates. When ripe the figs are light purple to dark purple. Black Mission figs imported from California are the most commonly sold figs in supermarkets in Canada.

SYN: Black Jack

Fruit oblong flattened at the base, medium to large size, skin color purple and brown and amber flesh with a hint of red. This variety gives a second crop in October if grown in a greenhouse. Pleasant and rich taste. Average productivity. This variety is suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada. It can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia.

SYN: Violette de solliès, Parisienne, Barnissotte noire, Bernissou negra, Brogiotto nero, Negro largo.

A hard to find variety in North America, this fig is famous in France. This fig is originally from the town of Solliès in the region of Provence. This tree is vigorous and should be planted in sunny area as it requires plenty of sun. This variety is suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada. It can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia. This variety produces a single crop and its figs are purple black.

SYN: Castle Kennedy, Magnolia, Madonna, Kennedy, Clémentine

The Brunswick variety is well known in North America. This variety is suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada. It can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia. This variety bears two crops, but only the first crop will mature in most of Canadian climates. When ripe the figs are large and the skin color is reddish-brown

SYN: Malta, Celestial
A fig of small to medium size, with brown to purple skin and flesh a deep red. Pear-shaped with a narrow neck. To eat fresh as well as in preparations. This variety produces a single crop towards the end of August. This variety is suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada. It can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia.

Figs are purplish-brown with a good flavour. This variety is very hardy and it can survive temperatures of -20 Celsius
when mature. This variety bears two crops, but only the first crop will mature in most of Canadian climates. There are two types of Danny’s Delite in circulation and each one has different characteristics. This variety is suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada. It can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia.

SYN: King, White King
The Desert King variety can be traced back to the 1920’s to California in Madera. Sharp figs deep green, spotted white, pear-shaped with a medium to large size with an amber to red flesh. An excellent taste. Used as fresh fruit, in preparations and for drying.  Strong growth and requires pruning to maximise a good production of figs.  It normally requires pollination for the second crop. This variety is suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada. It can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia.

SYN: Goutte d'or, Figue d'or

It is well known in France and highly prized by collectors. This variety is hardy and can tolerate temperatures down to -18°C. However, we highly suggest you only plant this tree in ground after the third year. To this, proper winter covering will be required as Canadian climate zones can be extremely harsh during winter. This variety is suitable for planting in a pot. This variety bears two crops, but only the first crop will mature in most of the Canadian climate zones. The figs are medium sized and have a golden skin, they have a very sweet taste and we highly recommend them!

This fig variety was released by Bill Story in 1975. This is a hybrid of Kadota. This tree bears a single crop towards the end of August. The size of the figs varies from medium to large, their color is pale greenish with a bit of yellow with amber pulp. This variety is suitable for planting in a pot.

SYN: Coeur, Verdale, Verte, Figue d'Espagne, New green, Green, C'ur

Another well-known variety in North American, the Green Ischia can be a great addition to your garden. This variety is suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada. It can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia. This variety bears a late crop towards the end of the summer. Small sized figs are dark green with dark strawberry flesh. It can be considered as fairly hardy

Discovered by Fred Born around the end of the 1970’s or early 1980’s. Since the first introduction, Hardy Chicago has been commercialized all across North America and even sold in some nurseries in Europe. Figs are small to medium size with light brown to violet skin and strawberry pink flesh. Pear-shaped with long slender neck. Excellent flavor! It can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia. As the name states, this variety is hardy.

A small brown fig with amber flesh, sometimes with tints of pink. Variety moderately productive. Pear-shaped fruit with a short neck. Rich and sweet flavor.

The origins of this fig tree can be traced back to the Jean-Talon market in Montreal. This variety is hardy and suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada. It can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia.  This variety bears two crops, but only the first crop will mature in most of the Canadian climate zones. When ripe the figs are small and dark. Black figs, small-sized which make them ideal for a rapid ripening. A nice discovery that we recommend to add to your garden!

The variety Kadota is well known in the U.S. and is commercially grown for canning and fresh fruit sale. Small to medium fig, pear-shaped, pale green with amber flesh. Good resistance to cold. It can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia. This variety bears two crops, but only the first crop will mature in most of the Canadian climate zones. Rapid growth and early harvest.

SYN: ITALIAN HONEY, BLANCHE ROYALE, LEMON, MARSEILLES, BLANCHE, WHITE MARSEILLES

A medium to large yellowish-green fig. It is said to be very sweet.

A medium to large yellow green fig yellow green with touches of white and amber flesh. Sweet and said to be great quality.

Large yellow fig with pink flesh. Great taste!

Medium dark purple fig with dark pink flesh.  Sweet taste!

This variety is originally from France and is commercialy grown in the 
region of Provence. The tree produces a single crop of green figs 
towards the end of the summer. This tree is vigorous and should be 
planted in sunny area as it requires plenty of sun. This variety is 
suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada. It can be planted in ground 
after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate 
zones except for parts of British Columbia.

SYN: Violette de bordeaux, Petite figue violette

Medium-sized figs, almost black with a garnet red flesh and a delicate taste, sweet and fresh. This variety bears two crops, but only the first crop will mature in most of the Canadian climate zones. Reveals all its flavors at high temperature.

Syn: Nexoe
 
 
We are the only ones to offer this variety in North America.
This variety is from Denmark from the Island of BornHolm. It is hardy 
and can tolerate temperatures down to -20°C. However, we highly 
suggest you only plant this tree in ground after the third year. To 
this, proper winter covering will be required as Canadian climate 
zones can be extremely harsh during winter. This variety is suitable 
for planting in a pot. This variety bears two crops, but only the 
first crop will mature in most of the Canadian climate zones.

SYN: Noire bifère de Caromb, Caromb, Perroquine, Douqueira negra.

This variety is extremely rare in North America, but is well known in France and highly prized by collectors. This variety is suitable to be grown in a pot in Canada. It can be planted in ground after third year but will require protection in most Canadian climate zones except for parts of British Columbia. It bears two crops but only the first one will mature in most of Canadian climate zones. When ripe the figs are dark blue and are small-sized.

Originally from Italy, this fig is green with a pink to red flesh. This variety bears two crops, but only the first crop will mature in most Canadian climates.

SYN : Italian Honey fig, Lattarula, Blanche, Lemon, Marseilles

Medium-sized figs, yellowish-green with amber flesh. Great growth, fruit with multiple uses, an excellent taste. Easy and productive variety.

SYN : Gillette, Croisic, Cordelia

Firm fruit and tasty green with yellow flesh is white to amber. Fig tree well suited to pot culture and gives regular fruit that ripen in the month of August.

Black figs, small to medium size.

Green figs with red flesh.

SYN: Eastern Brown Turkey, English Brown Turkey, Everbearing, Texas Everbearing , Everbearing, Harrison, Ramsey, La Perpétuelle, Eastern Brown Turkey , Common Blue, Brown Naples, Bella Brunetta

Brown figs with dark flesh

SYN: Genoa

Fruit medium and pear-shaped. Skin greenish-yellow to white. Flesh yellow-amber. Excellent for eating fresh. Variety productive enough. Harvest in September-October.