‘Black Mission’ figs are popular at farmers' markets and supermarkets. Mid-season fruit ripens on these trees. The tall, pear-shaped fruits taste delicious and berry-like. They have purple-to-black skin and dark pink flesh. Dry-loving ‘Black Mission’ trees are hardy and productive.
‘Celeste’ figs, popular in the Southeast, should be readily accessible. Hardy and fruitful, these trees thrive in humidity. Early-season producer ‘Celeste’ Small to medium-sized fruits have greenish-purple skin and pink flesh.
Early-season producer ‘Chicago Hardy’. This popular cultivar thrives in milder, humid areas. The trees are sturdy and fruitful. Medium-sized and delicious, the fruit has purple skin, crimson meat, and a berry-like flavor.
"Conadria" is set in the middle of the season. The fruit is big, with a clear green to yellowish skin and pale pink meat that tastes like melons. It's okay for the tree to live in dry places.