Conadria Fig Cutting

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Flavor: Rich flavor

Texture: Soft and jammy

Ripening: Very late

Growth Habit: Vigorous

Climate & Zones: USDA 8–10; prefers warm, dry climates

We ship cuttings from end of January 2026

Option

1 Cutting (Dormant)
1 Cutting (Non-Dormant)
2 Cuttings (Dormant)
2 Cuttings (Non-Dormant)
3 Cuttings (Dormant)
3 Cuttings (Non-Dormant)

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Tree Characteristics
Fig Type	Common
Origin	California
Cold Hardy	No
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone	8 - 10
Fruit Characteristics
Fruit Flavor	Rich flavor
Fruit Size	Medium
Fruit Skin Color	Green
Fruit Flesh Color	Pink
Harvest Season	Very Late
Productivity	High
Breba Production	Yes

🌿 Why Grow the Conadria Fig?

Originating from California, the Conadria Fig is a self-pollinating common-type variety that produces medium-sized, green-skinned fruit with pink flesh and a rich, distinctive flavor. It’s a vigorous and long-lived tree, known for high productivity and excellent fruit quality.

Thriving in USDA zones 8–10, it ripens very late in the season and is ideal for drying, thanks to its resistance to spoilage. Conadria’s late ripening, flavorful fruit, and reliability make it an excellent choice for growers in warmer, drier climates.