Chesapeake Figs

Shipping class: Plants

  • Persian Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry

    Persian Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry

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    1 Gallon size Persian Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry

  • Saint Martin

    Saint Martin

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    Great fig that produces large figs for me with a deep red interior and light green exterior.  Vigorous grower.

  • John’s Elderberry

    John’s Elderberry

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    A native plant (american Elderberry) and a fast growing, cold tolerant perennial.  Elderberries are great medicinal berries, that are often used to make health tinctures and syrups.  They have clusters of flowers that turn into dark small berries, that can be harvested and cooked to make a bunch of different things.

  • Azores Dark Tree

    Azores Dark Tree

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  • Black Algiers

    Black Algiers

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    A large and interesting looking fig.  I don’t have a lot of experience with it yet (just a few figs), as it was new to me this year.  Looking forward to seeing what it is like next year

  • Black Zadar

    Black Zadar

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    One of the more interesting and odd looking figs I grow.  It definitely stands out with its odd squat, almost squished shape.  They seem to have a pretty long hang time so far for me.  The bark of the tree gets that knobby look that I really like.

  • BNR (Bordisot Negra Rimada)

    BNR (Bordisot Negra Rimada)

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    Bordisot Negra Rimada is a variety with both striped wood and striped figs.  They are some of the prettiest figs out there.  They start out with lighter colored stripes, that darken as it ripens. The interior looks similar to black madiera, and also tastes great.

  • Borda Barraquer

    Borda Barraquer

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    One of my favorite new varieties to me.  It consistently puts out beautiful figs with a deep pool of honey and a purple tint to the interior.  The plant grows very well for me also.  Beautiful plant and very productive for me.

  • Bourjasotte Grise

    Bourjasotte Grise

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    (1 Gallon Tree size) A really good fig that produces both breba and main crop figs that are both very good.  The trunk of the tree has that great knobby look too.

  • Bourjasotte Grise – Or – Sal’s Mezzojuso Green (lost tag)

    Bourjasotte Grise – Or – Sal’s Mezzojuso Green (lost tag)

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    This one is one where the tag has been lost.  I was up potting some cuttings from Bourjasotte Grise, and Sal’s Mezzojuso Green at the same time, and didn’t write the labels.  So this small batch is definitely one of those two figs.  They are both great varieties, so you can save a few dollars…

  • Campaniere

    Campaniere

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    An excellent early fig.  To me this one has some characteristics of both honey and berry figs.  It is a red pulp, but lighter than those fully dark red interior figs.

  • Col de Dame Blanc (CDD Blanc)

    Col de Dame Blanc (CDD Blanc)

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    A very attractive fig, with a deep red interior and a light exterior, and an excellent taste.  I am also a fan of the leaf pattern of most of the CDD varieties including this one.

  • Cilegia Dolce

    Cilegia Dolce

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    A mount Etna type fig that has a little bit of an extra note of flavor in it sometimes described as cherry like.  This one has done very well for me in ground, especially this year (its 3rd in ground)

  • De Tres Esplets (DTE)

    De Tres Esplets (DTE)

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    Always one of my favorite varieties.  Early season, and has a bit of a fruit punch like flavor mixed in.

  • Genovese Nero AF (GNAF)

    Genovese Nero AF (GNAF)

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    Great variety. One of the best tasting, with a good size. Great texture also.  Possibly the same as I-258, or at least similar

  • Green/White Panicle Hydrangea (1gal)

    Green/White Panicle Hydrangea (1gal)

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    Beautiful hydrangea variety.  Produces huge white blooms, and is very adaptable to part shade or a good amount of sun.  Can be cut back heavily and still bloom.  These are also fun to train to a tree form.

  • Hative d’Argenteuil (HDA)

    Hative d’Argenteuil (HDA)

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  • HSK UNK

    HSK UNK

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    HSK UNK is a California fig find from (Figology on Ourfigs).  It has done very well for me in the 2 years I have had it.  It has some similarities to adriatics, but usually looks a bit different for me, and has in its 1st 2 years been earlier than most.

  • Jan’s Best – or – Persian Dwarf Mulberry Tree (lost Tag)

    Jan’s Best – or – Persian Dwarf Mulberry Tree (lost Tag)

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    This is one of the 2 everbearing Mulberries I carry, Jan’s Best or Persian Dwarf Everbearing.  The tags were lost on a few, so I can’t tell them apart…… so you can have them for a lower price.

  • Jan’s Best Mulberry Tree

    Jan’s Best Mulberry Tree

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    My favorite of the everbearing mulberries so far.  Productive and easy to root.

  • La Bourgeoise

    La Bourgeoise

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    (1 gallon tree size) La Bourgeoise has been very good for me, especially this year.  It held up very well  and produced some excellent dark figs.

  • Nerucciolo d’Elba (NDE)

    Nerucciolo d’Elba (NDE)

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  • NV1

    NV1

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    A newer fig for me with a dark red, almost purple pulp that ripens out to the edge.

  • Olympian

    Olympian

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    Olympian is a great breba producer.  The figs can be over 100grams.  They are one of the only figs I have that I would often describe as tasting like a ripe peach.