Texas Everbearing Fig Tree Live Plant, Purple Pear Shaped Figs, Sweet Pink Gold Flesh, Self-Fruitful Edible Fruit Tree, 3 Feet Tall, 3 Gallon Pot

Enjoy delicious homegrown figs with the Texas Everbearing Fig Tree, a beautiful and productive fruiting tree prized for its generous harvests and attractive foliage.

This variety produces deep purple, pear-shaped figs with sweet, pinkish-gold flesh. Its large, glossy, lobed leaves also add lush greenery and ornamental appeal to the garden.

This listing is for one live Texas Everbearing Fig Tree, approximately 3 feet tall, shipped in a 3-gallon nursery pot.

Plant Details

• Variety: Texas Everbearing

• Plant Type: Live fig tree

• Quantity: 1 live plant

• Current Height: Approximately 3 feet

• Shipping Pot: 3-gallon nursery pot

• Fruit Shape: Pear-shaped

• Fruit Skin: Deep purple

• Fruit Flesh: Pinkish-gold

• Flavor: Sweet

• Pollination: Self-fruitful

Sweet Fig Harvests

Texas Everbearing is valued for its potential to produce two crops:

• Breba Crop: An early crop, typically around May.

• Main Crop: A later harvest, generally from June through August.

Harvest timing and crop size vary with climate, weather, tree maturity, and growing conditions.

Attractive Garden Foliage

Beyond its delicious fruit, this fig tree features large, shiny, lobed leaves that bring a lush, tropical-looking appearance to outdoor spaces.

Its combination of ornamental foliage and edible fruit makes it a wonderful choice for home orchards, backyard gardens, and suitable container-growing spaces.

Growing Information

Texas Everbearing is described as a hardy shrub-like tree. Provide suitable growing conditions, well-draining soil, and regular watering while the tree establishes. Fruit production depends on climate, sunlight, tree maturity, and care.

Shipping & Plant Care

• You will receive one live Texas Everbearing Fig Tree.

• The tree ships approximately 3 feet tall in a 3-gallon nursery pot.

• Natural variation in branching, leaf size, and overall shape is normal.

• Some temporary leaf changes or stress may occur during transit.

• Unpack promptly after delivery and allow the tree to acclimate gradually.

• Fruit is not guaranteed at the time of arrival.