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Protecting Fig Trees in Zone 6
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Protecting Fig Trees in Zone 6



Protecting figs in Utah zone 6/7 can range from doing nothing and letting them die to the ground in the winter and hoping the figs have time to ripen the next year, to drastic measures like I have taken in this video. I would like to guarantee myself figs for the next year so I heavily protect my figs. This video shows you how I do it.

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4 Comments

  1. Jeanne H

    I wish my figs grew as big as yours. I'm debating to put them back in a container.

  2. fungrammacat

    Hi. Thank you so much for this video. I live in Davis County and had no idea figs could grow here until someone brought me some figs from their garden which I just canned. Will be planting figs next year. So glad to have found your site.
    I found mission figs at Sprouts today. Have you grown that variety?

  3. Milena Meguerditchian

    Thanks for such a helpful video! I have my Chicago hardy fig tree in a large pot (I just got it this year late summer so it’s very small)
    I didn’t plant it in the ground this year because I didn’t want my dog to mess with it 😅
    What do you suggest for care with a fig in a container pot? I’ve brought it into my garage so far by a small window.
    I’m in Sandy, UT

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