Fig Trees for Sale in Vista, California
Our Fig trees (Ficus carica) are grown at California Tropical Fruit Trees in Vista, CA, where the warm, sun-filled climate mirrors the Mediterranean conditions figs love. These trees flourish across Southern California, especially in areas like Carlsbad, Oceanside, Vista, Fallbrook, Temecula, Escondido, and Riverside, where long summers and low humidity help produce rich, sweet fruit with excellent texture.
Figs are one of the easiest, most rewarding fruit trees to grow in the region, making them a favorite for home orchards, edible landscapes, and drought-tolerant gardens. Our mature, container-grown fig trees establish quickly and adapt well to both in-ground planting and larger patio containers, offering dependable harvests even in compact spaces.
Whether you’re looking for a classic heirloom fig or a vigorous, heavy-producing variety, our locally grown trees are ready to thrive.
Local Pick-Up Only in Vista, CA. Visit our nursery to see our fig varieties in person and choose a tree already accustomed to Southern California’s climate.
Black Mission
Arguably the best all-around performer in Coastal Southern California, the Black Mission Fig tree produces densely flavorful fruit that is easily dried at home for a great-tasting snack.
Excel
The Excel Fig tree, created by Bill Storey in 1975, yields vigorous medium-sized, yellow fruit that performs well in Southern California. With an amber pulp, the Excel Fig’s fruit is sweet and richer in flavor than other varieties.
Long Verde
The Verte Fig tree’s fruit, also known as the “Strawberry Fig” for its bright red center, is difficult to identify as ripe, due to its skin remaining green throughout maturation.
Panache
Producing a fruit known as the “Striped Tiger,” the Panache Fig tree requires a long, warm growing season. Its fruit is not only colorful, but particularly sweet and has an excellent flavor.
Pasquale
The Pasquale Fig tree, also referred to as the “Vernino,” is the latest fruiting of all varieties, and produces a small purple fruit with a reddish-strawberry pulp that ripens in December and January. Sweet and rich, its fruit is also delicate and susceptible to frost damage.
Tena
The Tena Fig tree is ideally grown in dry, hot weather, and its fruit is light green with an amber to pale pink pulp.
Peter’s Honey
Discovered in Sicily, the Peter’s Honey Fig tree yields medium-sized, light yellow-greenish fruit with a fantastically sweet, dark amber pulp. When totally ripe, which usually occurs in May, the fruit secretes decadent honey-colored droplets with a sweet taste.