How to Turn Your Home Terrace Into a Fig Paradise and Make It Profitable
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Choose the Right Fig Varieties and Plan Your Garden
To start, the first thing you’ll need to do is select the best fig varieties for your terrace. You want to choose fig trees that not only thrive in containers but also produce high-quality fruit that people will want to buy. Some top varieties to consider are Black Mission, Kadota, or Chicago Hardy — they’re known for their sweetness and excellent marketability. Learn more
Nurturing Your Fig Tree to Thrive
Figs are a relatively low-maintenance plant, but with a few tips, you can maximize your tree’s health and fruit production. Here are some key growing tips to help you get the best from your fig tree
Monetize Your Fig Garden
Finally, you already have a valuable resource at your fingertips. And with your beautiful fig garden I’ll show you several ways to turn your passion into profit to enjoy the fruits of your labor.
Grow Figs in Pots or Inground?
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Why Grow Figs in Pots?
Growing figs in containers offers several advantages:
- Space-Saving: Whether you have a small terrace, balcony, or patio, pots are perfect for utilizing limited space while still growing a bountiful fig tree.
- Portability: Figs grown in pots can be moved to get the best sunlight or protection from extreme weather, such as harsh winds or frosty temperatures.
- Control Over Soil: Pots give you full control over the soil quality, ensuring your fig tree thrives in the perfect environment.
While figs can thrive in containers, planting them in the ground has distinct advantages:
- Larger Root System for Better Growth
- Bigger Harvest and Better Fruit Production
- Less Need for Frequent Watering
- Lower Maintenance and Easier Growth
- Natural Growth and Aesthetic Appeal
- Long-Term Investment
The downside, you cannot transfer them from one place to another to catch the best sunlight or shelter from the rain.
Fig Varieties to Grow
There are over 850 known species of figs in the world, but the most popular varieties are all part of the common fig tree, Ficus carica. And here at figgylicious garden you’re going to be introduced to some of these varieties.
Rare & Premium Fig Varieties I Grow
Black Madeira, Italian 258, Col de Dame Grise, Cdd Gigantina, Cdd Rimada, Cdd Blanca Negra, Bordissotte Negra Rimada, Raspberry Latte, Socorro Black, White Madeira#1, Adriatic Jh, Strawberry Verte, New Variety #6, and more…
Growing Conditions
Figs need a warm, sunny, sheltered spot to crop well. Spring is the ideal time to plant.
Ready to Grow a Garden Full of Sweet, Figgylicious Figs?
Unlock the Sweetness of Homegrown Figs
There’s something incredibly satisfying about growing your own food — and few fruits offer the same delicious rewards as figs. Whether you have a spacious backyard or a cozy terrace, starting your own fig garden is a wonderful way to bring a taste of nature into your home.
Imagine harvesting sweet, juicy figs straight from your garden, ready to be eaten fresh, dried, or used in cooking. Starting a fig garden is easier than you might think, and with just a bit of care and patience, you can enjoy the fruits of your labor all year round.
Ready to create your own fig paradise? Let’s dive in!