LSU Champagne 26" Single Trunk Fig Tree - Root Propagated 2023

Product:  LSU Champagne 26" Single Trunk Fig Tree - Root Propagated 2023
Trunk Height: 26"
Total Height, incl. roots: 34"
Tree Shape: single trunk with 2 branches
Variety Background: The LSU Champagne fig is a great producer with large sized figs.  It is a honey-type fig, which has a melon and honey flavor.  It has an earlier ripen time.  It's fruits ripen to yellow on the outside and amber on the inside.  This fig does well in high humidity areas.  This fig does not require pollination. 

Photos: The fig fruit photo shows what the fig looks like from the parent tree.  The tree photo in the pot shows the actual tree you will receive.  The tree is shipped as a bare root tree only, without soil and pot.  

Planting History:  The tree was stored in a garage in a dormant state during the 2023 to 2024 Winter season. The tree is budding and leafing out for the Spring season, so these leaves appear yellow.

Shipping: Fast shipping via USPS Priority Mail.  Sorry, shipping to lower 48 US states only. Check out my other listings.  Order multiple trees to save on shipping.

Return Policy:  If you are not satisfied with the condition of the cuttings or tree, please contact me immediately on FigBid and I will make it right. I only sell quality, healthy plants. My goal is for buyers to be completely satisfied with their purchase. I appreciate any feedback received on how the package was received and if there is anything I can do better.

Here is what you can expect:
-tree is a bare root tree that was root propagated in Summer 2023 so it may have a fairly large root below ground.
-tree will be shipped in a box as a bare root tree only, with no pot or soil, but roots will be pre-moistened and plastic-wrapped before shipping.
-when tree arrives please plant it immediately for best results.  Otherwise place roots in water for 1 hour every few days and keep them wrapped in a moist paper towel or newspaper until the tree can be planted.
-the tree is budding and leafing out for the Spring season, so these leaves appear yellow.  Before exposing to full sunlight, gently expose the tree to sunlight so they leaves don't get sunburned.
-some leaves may fall off during shipping.
-I assume that my trees have been exposed to FMV, please do not bid if this is a concern.

About Me: Hi, my handle is DroneDaddy (because I like to fly drones), but my name is Mike. I am an amateur horticulturalist that likes to raise figs and other fruit trees as a hobby. I have been growing fruit trees for 15 years. I live and grow figs in Severna Park, MD in Zone 7b.

Questions: Please don't hesitate to ask questions.