Fig Tree Ficus carica: Growing, Pruning, Winter Care and a Reliable Fig Harvest
The common fig tree, botanically known as Ficus carica, is one of the oldest cultivated fruit plants in the world. It originates from warmer parts of the Mediterranean region and western Asia, but carefully selected cultivars can also be grown successfully in cooler European climates. In warm, sheltered areas, a fig tree can be planted directly in the garden. In colder regions, container cultivation makes it easier to protect the roots and branches during winter.




