The SECRET to Figs in a COLD Climate! (These Varieties THRIVE & Produce Tons!)

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Think your cold climate means no homegrown figs? Think again! Our eye-opening video showcases the toughest Cold-Hardy Fig Varieties that not only survive winter dieback but also flourish, producing an astonishing crop of figs in a surprisingly short growing season. These aren’t your average figs; they’re winter warriors, ready to transform your garden and your table.

Dive deep with us as we explore each variety’s remarkable resilience, from the ‘Chicago Hardy’ to other lesser-known heroes, all capable of bouncing back stronger after the cold. Learn how these varieties have adapted to not just endure but excel, offering bountiful harvests even when the growing time is limited.

This video is packed with actionable advice on selection, planting, care, and harvesting techniques to maximize your yield in minimal time. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener facing the challenges of a cooler climate or a newcomer eager to enjoy fresh, homegrown figs, this guide is your key to unlocking an abundant harvest against the odds.

Hit play to unveil the secret to thriving fig trees in cold climates and get ready to enjoy a large crop of figs before winter sets in again! #garden #fruit #permaculture #homestead #food #homemade #homegrown #tree #coldhardy
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Yet another video I have to bookmark. Category, growing, new plants to get. Hmmmm, that should do it.

CapricaSoul
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Thank you for this! I was hoping you'd make a video like this soon!

petekooshian
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Hello! I have a Stella fig... it was dormant when i got it in the late fall, kept it in my bathroom and within the last month and a half has 2 stems that grew from buds. One is already almost 2 feet. My question is how, if and when do I prune it. Any info on this variety would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

mishax
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All your figs are sold out...when willbyou have them in stock?

Kevstuff
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I am reading everywhere that Celeste is a early fig

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