Fig tree – Ficus Carica Little Miss Figgy Bio | ↕50 cm | Ø23 cm

With its unique, colorful fruits and attractive leaves, the Ficus Carica Little Miss Figgy is a valuable addition to any garden or edible landscape, both for its aesthetic and practical qualities.
A number of characteristics and care tips for Ficus Carica Little Miss Figgy are;
Fruits:

Color: Ripe figs are dark purple to black, with red flesh.
Shape: Oval to pear-shaped.
Taste: Sweet and juicy, suitable for fresh consumption and processing into jam, chutney, or dried figs.
Harvest Time: Usually in late summer to early autumn (August to October).
Leaves: The color of the leaves is dark green.
They are large and hand-shaped with deep lobes, which is typical for fig trees.
The texture of the leaf is rough on the top and soft hairy on the underside.

The leaf is smaller than the leaves of many other fig varieties, contributing to the compact growth.
Growth Habit: The Fig Tree can grow up to 1 to 1.5 meters tall.
Compact and bushy, perfect for smaller gardens and container cultivation.
Type: Dwarf, deciduous tree.
Location: Prefers full sun. The more sun the tree receives, the better the fruit production.
Soil: Well-draining, fertile soil. Tolerates calcareous soil but also grows well in slightly acidic to neutral soil.
Protection: In colder climates, protection against frost is important, for example by wrapping the tree or protecting it with a fleece cloth.

Water: Water regularly, especially during dry periods and in the first year after planting to develop a strong root system.
Pruning: Prune in late winter or early spring to maintain shape, remove dead wood, and stimulate growth. Fig trees can be heavily pruned without damage.
Fertilization: Use a balanced fertilizer in early spring to promote growth and fruit production.
Use:

Garden: Ideal for use in a Mediterranean garden, as a solitary or in a group.
Container: Can also be grown on terraces and patios, especially in colder climates where the tree can be brought indoors in winter.
Edible Garden: Suitable for edible gardens and orchards due to the delicious fruits.
Benefits:
Edible Fruits: Producer of delicious, sweet figs.
Decorative Leaves: Large, hand-shaped leaves that give an exotic appearance.
Low Maintenance: Easy to care for and drought-tolerant once established.
Toxicity:
Non-toxic: The fig tree 'Bornholm' is safe for humans and pets. The fruits are edible and the plant itself is not known to be toxic.