Little Miss Figgy Dwarf (Ficus caria “Little Miss Figgy”) is a delightful ornamental and fruit-bearing landscape plant that features a compact habit, making it smaller and more cold-hardy than comparable figs. Despite its size, it produces large and prolific fruits in both spring and fall. The dark green, deeply lobed leaves and deep burgundy fruits with a sweet center add to its charm. It’s known for its compact size and prolific fruit production. It typically reaches 4-8 feet in height and 3-4 feet in width. This self-fruitful variety produces large, dark purple figs with a sweet, red interior, both in the spring and fall.

• Growth Habit: Dwarf, compact, and spreading
• Size: 4-8 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide
• Sunlight: Full sun (at least 6 hours per day)
• Fruiting: Produces both a breba crop (on old wood) and a main crop (on new wood).
• Fruit: Dark purple skin with a sweet, red interior.