Mature Fig Tree (Pickup Only)

The list of trees below are available for pickup only. These trees are two to three years old. Shipping of these trees is very expensive. 

These trees are offered on a first come first served basis. The list below will be updated as they are sold out. It is highly recommended to send me an email to confirm if a tree is available before ordering. Also, please contact me If you have any questions about any of the varieties in the list.

The price is $50 per tree. Also, if you buy two trees, you get one more free tree (actual price of $100 for three trees).

Available Trees

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Italian 376
Beall
UCR 143-36  x2
LSU Thibodeaux x2
Deanna
Black Greek
Lebanese Red (Bass)
Royal Vineyard
Dark Portoguese
Brown Turkey
Norland
Rosa Esmeralda
Fico Santo
Red Libya x2
Sumacki x3
Unknown Santa Fe x3
Yellow Brown Greek
Sultane
Rattle Snake Island
Wuhan x2
Sweet George
Bournabat
Early Violet
Jordan
White Triana x2
Dalmatie
Armenian
LSU O'Rourke
Brunswick
Sucrette
Desert King
Violet Sepor
Barnisotte

(TP-FG-0001) UCD-West-Student-Farm x5

The mother tree is an unknown fig tree located in Davis, California. The figs from the tree are of superior quality that often tastes like sweet butter. It also stores well in the refrigerator (more than 10 days). The tree produces few breba figs and abundant main crop. The figs dry well on the tree. I have tasted more than 180 varieties in 2019; this fig is in the top ten for me so far.
 
(TP-FG-0002) UCD-Mini x2

The mother tree was discovered near Davis in Summer 2017. The tree produces few breba figs that are of small size and superior quality. The tree also produces moderate main crop figs with small size, superior quality, ripen late September, and dry well on the tree. At this time, it is not known if this fig variety is common or not. I have tasted the breba of more than 35 varieties in 2019; the breba fig of the UCD MiniFig is in the top three for me so far.

(TP-FG-0003) Power-Line-Rd x5

The mother tree is an unknown fig tree located in Sacramento near a conservation at the bank of the Sacramento River. This one-crop fig tree is consistently super productive. The figs are very sweet and of superior quality. They dry very well on the tree and they are the best for making fig jam or for making dried figs using a dehydrator. The inside of the fig is reddish dark similar to most black figs.
 
(TP-FG-0004) Yolo-Bypass 

The mother tree was discovered near Sacramento in Summer 2017. The tree grows in the wild in an isolated area with no other fig trees nearby. At this time, it is not known if this fig variety is common or not. The figs from the tree are of superior quality that tastes like sweet intense berry jam. It also stores well in the refrigerator (more than 10 days). I did not notice any breba figs on the tree and the main crop is produced in August and September. I have tasted more than 200 varieties in 2019; this Yolo Bypass fig is in the top three for me so far.

Sold: Armenian

Sold: Desert King and Violet Sepor

Sold: Rosa Esmeralda

Sold: Dark Portuguese, White Triana, TP-FG-0001, TP-FG-0002, TP-FG-0003, Italian 376, Lebanese Red (Bass), Wuhan, Jordan

Sold: Sultane, Sucrette, Bournabat, Beall