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Remove all fruit residue from the seed. Rinse thoroughly and allow the surface to dry.

From lush green foliage to sweet, richly colored fruit, growing a fig tree is a rewarding project that brings beauty and flavor to your garden.
Enjoy soft, naturally sweet figs picked straight from the tree, without the long storage and transport time of supermarket fruit.
Broad, sculptural leaves and richly colored fruit make a fig tree a striking garden feature throughout the growing season.
Plant, observe and grow together. It is a hands-on way to teach patience, care and the wonder of nature.
A fig tree is more than a seasonal plant. With its sculptural leaves, naturally sweet fruit and relaxed Mediterranean character, it can become a memorable part of your garden for many growing seasons.
Cherry seeds usually need a cold, moist rest period before germinating. Follow the steps below and adapt them to your local climate.
Remove all fruit residue from the seed. Rinse thoroughly and allow the surface to dry.
Place seeds in lightly moist growing medium inside a ventilated bag and refrigerate for about 8–12 weeks.
Sow about 1 inch deep in a pot with loose, well-draining soil after the chilling period.
Water gently. Keep the soil moist, never waterlogged, while waiting for germination.
After sprouting, provide bright light and gradually introduce the seedling to outdoor sun.
Move outdoors when established and frost risk has passed. Allow adequate space for the tree's mature growth.
Yes. It is designed for anyone who wants to experience growing plants.
Yes, many fig trees can be started in containers.
Growth depends on environment and care. Every tree follows its own natural timeline.
A small seed today.
A beautiful tree tomorrow.