Florida-Grown Favorite for Sweet, Easy Harvests
USDA Zones 7–10
Looking for a delicious, low-maintenance fruit tree that thrives in the South? The Celeste Fig Tree (Ficus carica ‘Celeste’) is a must-have! Known as the “Sugar Fig,” this cold-hardy, self-pollinating fig produces small, honey-sweet fruit that’s perfect for fresh eating, drying, or making preserves. With its compact size and early ripening fruit, Celeste is ideal for edible landscapes, container growing, or backyard gardens.
🌿 Why Customers Love the Celeste Fig:
Incredibly Sweet Fruit – Enjoy rich, sugary figs early in the season
Cold-Hardy & Heat-Tolerant – Great for Southern growers (Zones 7–10)
Low Maintenance & Disease Resistant – Easy for beginners and pros alike
Self-Fruitful – No pollinator needed
Compact Growth – Perfect for small yards, patios, and large containers
Split-Resistant Fruit – Fewer losses and mess after rain
📍 Growing Tips:
Sunlight: Full sun (6–8+ hours daily)
Soil: Well-draining, enriched with compost
Water: Deeply 2–3 times weekly while establishing; weekly during dry spells
Fertilizer: Use balanced fertilizer in spring and summer (avoid overfeeding)
Mulch: 2–3 inches around base, keeping it away from the trunk
🌱 Did You Know?
Celeste figs ripen early—perfect for beating pests and summer rains
Naturally resistant to splitting, pests, and common fig diseases
Can be grown in containers and overwintered in colder zones
A longtime Southern favorite with a loyal following for its reliable harvests
Add sweetness to your garden with the Celeste Fig—easy to grow, even easier to love!
