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Yellow Long Neck Fig Tree Live Plant, Ficus Carica Fruit Tree, Sweet Honey Amber Figs, Self Fertile Fig Variety, 2–3 Feet Tall, 3 Gallon Pot

Yellow Long Neck Fig Tree Live Plant, Ficus Carica Fruit Tree, Sweet Honey Amber Figs, Self Fertile Fig Variety, 2–3 Feet Tall, 3 Gallon Pot

$363.00
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Grow your own delicious, honey-sweet figs with the Yellow Long Neck Fig Tree (Ficus carica). This popular fruiting variety is admired for its large, bright yellow-green figs with a distinctive elongated neck and rich amber-colored flesh.

The fruit has a wonderfully sweet, syrupy flavor, often described with notes of agave nectar, melon, and caramel. A lovely choice for home orchards, edible gardens, and fig enthusiasts.

Fruit Characteristics

  • Fruit Color: Bright yellow to yellow-green skin when ripe

  • Shape: Large, bulbous figs with a distinctive elongated neck

  • Flesh: Rich amber or honey-colored interior

  • Flavor: Very sweet and syrupy, with agave, melon, and caramel-like notes

  • Pollination: Self-fertile and parthenocarpic; does not require a fig wasp for fruit set

Plant Details

  • Botanical Name: Ficus carica

  • Common Name: Yellow Long Neck Fig

  • Plant Type: Deciduous fruit tree

  • Current Height: Approximately 2–3 feet

  • Shipping Pot: 3-gallon nursery pot

  • Fruit Production: Fruit development depends on plant maturity, growing conditions, and seasonal climate.

A Sweet Addition to Your Garden

Yellow Long Neck is a wonderful variety to consider for a home fruit garden or edible landscape. Its distinctive elongated fruit and sweet amber flesh make it an appealing choice for gardeners who enjoy growing their own specialty figs.

Shipping Information

  • You will receive one live Yellow Long Neck fig plant.

  • Your tree will ship approximately 2–3 feet tall in a 3-gallon nursery pot.

  • Natural variations in branching, foliage, and plant shape are expected.

  • Some leaf drop or temporary stress may occur during shipping, especially because figs are deciduous.

  • Please unpack your plant promptly upon arrival and give it time to acclimate.

  • Fruit is seasonal and is not guaranteed to be present upon arrival.

Please Note: The listed 2–3 feet refers to the approximate current plant height, not the pot size.

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