Ficus carica Wholesale
The Common Fig
OUR RANGE OF PLANT SIZES
From small specimen to tall landscape definers
25-40
A young nursery-grown Ficus carica, ideal for grafting, espalier training, or planting into a sheltered Spanish garden bed. Figs thrive in full sun and well-drained soil, and this size establishes quickly when planted in spring or autumn. Viveros La Brisa lists starter plants as rotating stock allows.
50-70
A compact common fig for patio pots and courtyard gardens. In Spain's Mediterranean climate it fruits best with deep watering during dry spells and a sunny, south-facing position. This size is often available in nursery-grown batches, with reclaimed stock appearing seasonally.
80-120
A well-branched Ficus carica ready for orchard rows or edible landscaping. It suits Spain's warm inland and coastal areas, tolerating heat and poor soils once rooted. Prune in late winter to shape the crown and encourage the main fig crop. Availability depends on current nursery and salvage intake.
150-180
A mature common fig with a sturdy trunk, useful for instant shade and fast fruiting in courtyards. Spanish growers prize it for drought tolerance and two harvests in mild regions. Plant in full sun with space for roots, and water deeply in the first summers. Viveros La Brisa offers large sizes as rotating inventory permits.
200-250
A specimen or reclaimed Ficus carica, often field-grown or salvaged from old orchards. These trees bring character and immediate presence to edible landscapes across Spain. They need careful transplanting, staking, and regular irrigation until established. Stock is limited and changes with each salvage and nursery delivery.
Ficus carica Wholesale
The Common Fig
Deciduous fruit tree with bold foliage and sweet harvests. A useful specimen for edible landscapes and courtyard gardens. Salvaged and nursery-grown trees are listed as availability permits.