
Figuier
With its broad palmate leaves and sweet, honeyed fruit, the Fig Tree is the nourishing tree par excellence of Mediterranean gardens.

Care Profile
A guide to ensuring your botanical companion thrives.
Origin
Mediterranean
Light
Full sun
Watering
Bi-weekly
Maintenance
Easy

The tree of sharing in North Africa
Native to the Near East and present in North Africa since antiquity, the Fig Tree settles anywhere, even in the cracks of old walls, and tolerates the poorest soils.
Depending on the variety, it gives one or two harvests a year, the second in late summer being the most abundant and the sweetest under the Tunisian climate.
"The fig asks for little and gives a great deal — therein lies its genius."
Styling Tip 01
Full Sun
Give it a warm, sunny position: sun concentrates the sugar in the fruit.
Styling Tip 02
Moderate Watering
Water regularly while the fruit is forming, then space out; it tolerates drought well once established.
Styling Tip 03
Winter Pruning
Prune during dormancy to contain its vigour and make picking easier.
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