Olympian Fig Tree - 2 Cuttings - Early and Cold Hardy - Tasty Sugar Figs

The Olympian fig was originally discovered in Olympia, Washington and produces tasty burgundy purple color figs with a sugar-berry flavor that is often described as having peach notes. Olympian fig trees produce two crops of figs per year. The first crop, or breba crop, starts to ripen around July 4th, and produces longer skinny figs, while the 2nd crop, or main crop figs ripen from mid-August throughout September.  This is a self fertile fig variety, which does not require the fig wasps to produce ripe figs.  Known for being a cold hardy fig variety. This listing is for 2 cuttings, suitable for rooting or grafting. Copper label include. Fig trees are easy to grow from cuttings We use the "fig pop" rooting method to root fig cuttings, and have around 80%-90% success rate without using any rooting hormone. Please do an online search for "fig pop method" to find instructions for how to root fig cuttings.