Fig Trees Black Mission Includes Four (4) Live Plants

Came in healthy and ready for transfer to larger pots.

Tress arrived dead.

These trees arrived happy and healthy. 2 of them were thirsty and it showed in their leaves, bit an hour after watering they were back to perfectI actually got more than 4 trees out of this order. 2 of the pots had several seedlings growing together, so I separated them and ended up with 7 fig trees!And of course I made the biggest possible mistake... I left them in the greenhouse overnight and it dipped below freezing! I'm pretty sure it killed them all. I removed the damaged leaves and brought them inside. Some of them may possibly recover, but unlikely.So now I'm placing another order because I was very excited to add fig trees to my collection and I don't want to accept the loss.I'll take much better care of my new figs. We live and we learn.

Three out of 4 living. Small but healthy so far.

My four little fig trees arrived healthy and ready to be planted. Thank you for the excellent packaging and very quick delivery. All four trees are doing well and thriving under my love and care. I am very pleased!

small cardboard package of four (4) plants 2½-3" tall (+1" for mini-pot)delivered by Post Office and got missed when squished / pushed through door mail slot.look for white cardboard box 11"x2"x4.5"Seems a bit wilted but green and moist. Will update in 7-10 days.

I planted all 4 in pots the first week of May (I live in southeast Virginia). We received a lot of rain and unseasonably cold weather the next week or so. 2 of the plants died and 1 was hanging on by a thread. The remaining plant is really thriving. The pictures are of the thriving fig plant at 3 months post planting and the smaller one is the one that struggled but is now growing quickly. The plants you receive are about the size of the smaller one. No figs yet, but I did buy a brown turkey fig tree that is about a year older than these and have 3 figs on that so hopefully next year I'll get some great figs off these trees! I have them planted in plastic whiskey barrels I got from Lowe's in mostly full sun. I water daily and feed with a sea kelp fertilizer I get off Amazon once a week. Hope this helps!

When I received these fig plants, I almost dropped, they were barely 6 inches tall. These fig species are hardy and I've grown peaches, raspberry's strawberries, apples, blueberries, and pairs but sadly, after ready on how to prepare the soil to properly set fruiting trees to enable then to be productive, however, due to the minuscule size of the these figs, 2 unfortunately died and the remaining two will likely take another 1-2 years pior to bearing fruit, and that is guessing..