Our 48 Fig Varieties
Grown with care in Scappoose, Oregon
28 varietyies shown
Black Jack
Large, sweet, dark figs on a naturally smaller tree. Good producer with rich flavor. Often used interchangeably with some Black Spanish or Petite Negri types.
Large fruit, compact tree
Add to orderBlack Mission
Classic California variety brought by Spanish missionaries. Medium to large purplish-black figs with deep pink flesh and rich, sweet flavor. Best in warmer microclimates.
Classic commercial variety
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Dark-skinned variety with rich, sweet flesh. Productive and flavorful when given good summer heat. Less common but valued by collectors.
Collector variety
Add to orderBlanquette
French white/green fig with delicate, sweet flavor. Light-colored skin and amber flesh. Traditional European type that adds diversity.
Classic French light fig
Add to orderCeleste
Also called Sugar Fig. Small to medium purplish-bronze figs with very sweet, closed-eye fruit that resists spoilage. Early ripening and cold hardy.
Closed eye, very sweet
Add to orderChampion
Productive and flavorful variety. Medium to large figs with sweet flesh. Reliable when given full sun and good drainage.
Productive, good flavor
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Exceptionally cold-tolerant. Medium purple-black figs with rich strawberry flesh and berry-like flavor. Survives harsh winters and regrows vigorously.
One of the hardiest
Add to orderDesert King
The Pacific Northwest workhorse. Large yellowish-green figs with strawberry-colored flesh and rich jammy-sweet flavor. Excellent reliable breba crop.
Best PNW variety, large breba
Add to orderDominico Tauro
Also seen as Dominica aro. Italian selection tested in Northwest plantings. Attractive fruit with classic Mediterranean flavor.
Italian selection for PNW
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Modern Dotatto-type. Green-yellow skin with amber pulp. Focuses on main crop and does well in cooler areas. Winter hardy and productive.
Good main crop in cool climates
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Golden/yellow selection of the classic Celeste type. Sweet, closed-eye fruit with excellent flavor and good resistance to spoilage.
Golden form of Celeste
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Less common variety with good flavor and reliable production. Medium-sized figs suitable for fresh eating.
Reliable producer
Add to orderKadota
Also seen as Kadora / White Kadota. Yellowish-green skin with amber flesh. Mild, sweet flavor excellent for fresh eating, canning, and drying. OSU recommended.
Great for processing
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Less common variety with good sweetness and attractive fruit. Adds diversity to the collection.
Collector variety
Add to orderLattarula (Italian Honey)
Also known as Blanche, White Marseille, or Letterulla. Medium-large yellow-green figs with amber flesh and delicate lemony-honey flavor. Excellent for Oregon.
OSU recommended, honey notes
Add to orderLion
Larger fig with rich, sweet flavor. Less common but valued for fruit size and quality when fully ripe.
Large-fruited variety
Add to orderLongue d’Aout
French variety (Longue d’Août). Elongated figs that ripen in late summer. Sweet and traditional European type.
Late-season French variety
Add to orderMorning Hill
Productive variety with sweet fruit. Medium-sized figs that ripen well in warmer Pacific Northwest microclimates.
Good flavor, productive
Add to orderNeveralla
Also seen as Neverelle. Productive variety tested in Northwest plantings. Good flavor and reliable fruiting in cooler maritime climates.
NW trial variety
Add to orderNorman’s Yellow
Yellow-skinned selection from Northwest collections. Sweet and productive when given full sun. Reliable in maritime climates.
Yellow NW selection
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Discovered near Olympia, Washington. Green and purple striped fruit with sweet violet flesh. Cold hardy and reliable for cool climates.
PNW native selection, very hardy
Add to orderPanache (Tiger Fig)
Also known as Tiger Fig. Striking yellow fruit with green stripes. Sweet strawberry flesh and unique appearance. Needs a warm site to fully ripen.
Ornamental striped fruit
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Yellow-green skin with exceptionally sweet honey-flavored amber flesh. Highly regarded for fresh eating quality. Prefers good summer heat.
Outstanding honey flavor
Add to orderPetite Negra
Compact dark fig, closely related to Negronne / Violette de Bordeaux types. Intense flavor and good for small spaces or containers.
Compact, intense flavor
Add to orderRed Sicilian
Italian type with reddish skin and rich, berry-like flesh. Sweet and aromatic. Performs best in warmer spots of the orchard.
Aromatic Italian type
Add to orderStella
Large elongated green figs with deep purplish-red sweet flesh. Cold resistant and productive with excellent honey-like flavor when ripe.
Large fruit, cold resistant
Add to orderVern’s Brown Turkey
Selected form of Brown Turkey that performs particularly well in the Northwest. Reliable crops of sweet brown figs.
NW-selected Brown Turkey
Add to orderViolette de Bordeaux (Negronne)
Also called Negronne or Petite Negri. Compact tree producing nearly black figs with intense dark-red flesh and exceptional berry flavor. Excellent for containers.
Superb flavor, compact habit
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