Panache Tiger Fig Tree

Why does the Panache Tiger Fig Tree (Ficus carica 'Panache Tiger') have so much... well... panache? It could be because its Figs are prized for their flavor and beauty or because it is one of the most reliable producers. Either way, this self-fruiting Fig is one of the best for warmer regions.

Known for its tiger-striped fruits, this Fig tree is one of the most striking varieties available! Its Figs arrive late in the season and ripen by August or September. It's so satisfying to harvest incredibly fresh figs for snacking, baking, and more from your very own tree. Best of all, you'll know exactly how your food was cared for over many productive years. Pick the ripe Figs when the texture turns soft. Use garden shears or hand-pick your crops with a gentle tug upward.

Dressed up and adorned with bright green, and yellow-cream variegated stripes, Panache shows off their juicy curves. And as they ripen, they have another wardrobe change from stripes to solid yellow then a finale of verdant green. With blazing red insides, these Figs are beautiful and delectable!

Heat and humidity-tolerant plants, Ficus are adapted to Mediterranean climates throughout USDA growing zones 8-10. Growing to a smaller, compact 12-18 feet in height and width, you can prune and train these trees to suit your landscapes' individual needs!

Planting and Application:

Panache Tiger Figs are perfect for eating freshly picked with slightly more subtle sugar levels and flavor. Beautiful ornamentals, plant with other Fig trees for an extended harvest and specimen orchard! Check out our YouTube channel on Growing Figs in Containers!

This is one of the best trees to Espalier and bumps the uniqueness of your tree exponentially! Use these Panache Tiger Figs are ideal for adding to fresh and vibrant salads for a hint of sweetness or as a topping for yogurt or ice cream. They also make great preserves when combined with other fruits.

Fig belongs in every edible landscape and become a cherished specimen plant for you. The foliage and ornamental fruit definitely bring a high-end look to your landscape. Use them along a pool deck or near your kitchen door to have handy ingredients for hors d'oeuvres. Provide privacy around entertaining areas with this unique conversation piece that provides an Epicurean treat!

Plant your Panache Tiger Fig Tree in your backyard or front yard. Its easy-to-manage size makes it ideal as a screen beside your fence or side yard. One in your front planting berm will have the neighbor's heads turning as they try to figure out what you are up to now!

• Variegated Striped Figs & Branches!
• Succulent Red Flesh & Subtle Sweet Rich Berry Flavor
• Large Glossy Deep-Green Leaves
• Reliable Producer & Large Harvest of Petite Fruit
• Late Season Harvest
• Closed Eye Fig
• Edible Landscaping, Screening/Privacy, Containers, Specimens

#ProPlantTips for Care:

The more sun it receives, the sweeter, more plentiful your harvest will be. Fig trees don't require a lot of fuss to keep them looking and performing their best. They'll do best in well-drained soil. Give Fig trees an even amount of water on a regular basis to avoid splitting fruit. Use the Finger Test to determine when to water. Stick your finger into the soil near the plant up to the 2nd knuckle. Getting dry? Time to water. Still moist? Skip watering and check in a day or two. They'll like a thick layer of mulch over their root systems, and you'll appreciate the savings on your water bill. Pull mulch back 6 inches back from the trunk.

Provide this deciduous wonder with plenty of sun. It adapts well to a wide range of soil types and only needs additional water during the hottest times of the year. It will begin producing figs within two to three years after planting and does best with 100 chill hours.

• Full Sun & Regular Watering for the Most Fruit
• Highly Adaptable to a Wide Variety of Soils
• Easily Pruned When Dormant
• Hardy in USDA Zones 8-10
• 100 Chill Hours

If you're in need of a show-stopping plant in your yard, you need a Panache Tiger Fig Tree. This cultivar has stuck around longer than most because of its superb performance. Don't miss out, order yours at NatureHills.com today!

Fig Tree FAQ

At what age do Panache Tiger Fig Trees bear fruit?

Nature Hills ships Fig trees with mature root systems that are already 2-3 years of age and the typical Fig tree will begin producing fruit at 3-5 years in optimal conditions.

Where is the best place to plant a Panache Tiger Fig tree?

Fig trees, like nearly all fruiting trees and shrubs, need enriched, well-drained soil in a full sun location to flower and fruit the best.

Are Fig Trees Self-Pollinating

Fig Trees are partially self-fruitful but do best with a pollination partner. Panache Tiger is a closed eyed-type of Fig and should have another similar Fig Tree planted nearby to maximize pollination chances.

What Shipping Options Do You Offer?

NatureHills.com works closely with our growers and nursery professionals to ensure we ship when it is most appropriate for your area. Our goal is to deliver the hardiest plants by avoiding extreme high and low temperatures. Check out our shipping schedule for more information and to learn our wills and won'ts when it comes to shipping plants. Find your Fig Trees for sale here at NatureHills.com!