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Fig Tree (C’s Red)

Original price was: $29.99.Current price is: $25.49.

C’s Red Fig (Calliope’s Red Greek) is a treasured heirloom brought from Portugal to the U.S. by the Pangaio family over 50 years ago. This variety produces deep red flesh with a sweet berry flavor, complemented by notes of papaya, honeydew melon, and watermelon. The reddish-brown skin resists cracking, and the tree yields two crops—one in early summer and another in early fall.

C’s Red has proven exceptionallycold-hardy, surviving in zone 6 winters with minimal protection. Even after die-back, it reliably fruits in its first year of regrowth. Fruits are medium-sized and are highly productive.

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Arrives healthy, guaranteed. If it does not, we replace it.
Ships in 1 to 4 business days from our nursery near Seattle, in a 36 inch box.
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C’s Red Fig (Calliope’s Red Greek) is a treasured heirloom brought from Portugal to the U. S. by the Pangaio family over 50 years ago. This variety produces deep red flesh with a sweet berry flavor, complemented by notes of papaya, honeydew melon, and watermelon. The reddish-brown skin resists cracking, and the tree yields two crops—one in early summer and another in early fall.

C’s Red has proven exceptionallycold-hardy, surviving in zone 6 winters with minimal protection. Even after die-back, it reliably fruits in its first year of regrowth. Fruits are medium-sized and are highly productive.