Chicago Hardy Fig Tree "evergreen" relatively thin-skinned fruit looks attractive

relatively thin-skinned fruit looks attractive on your tree and adds color to your table

Water will gradually soak the nutrients into the soil where your mimosa tree will absorb them over time

it tastes more like ice cream than it does fruit

The best way to water is by using a slow trickling garden hose and leaving it at the base of the tree for about 30 seconds

Chicago Hardy Fig Tree "evergreen" relatively thin-skinned fruit looks attractiveFresh, Delicious Figs Even at 10 Degrees Why Chicago Hardy Fig Trees? No matter how cold it gets, the Chicago Hardy Fig Tree will never let you down. Why? For starters, the Chicago Hardy can literally freeze over and still come back strong the following spring, producing bushels of plump, delicious figs. And you get a ton of fresh fruit. Perfect for peeling and eating right off the tree in late summer to early fall, you'll be enjoying these amazing