10 Yellow Long Neck Trees

Description

Yellow long neck is This is a well-known cold hardy fig that is sweet and very juicy. A nice pleasant sweet figgy flavor that melts in your mouth with each bite. The figs get huge! Sometimes they are over 100g each. The tree is very productive and early to mid season ripening. This variety does not require pollination. You are getting 10 small starter trees similar to the last photos. They will be between 4-7” tall.
These trees are from a process called tissue culture. They remain free of any disease and will grow rapidly once you plant them. Some tissue culture varieties can be slow to produce. This one however will usually produce in its second year. I recommend keeping these trees near a sunny window until spring. This variety is good for zones 5 to 10. This variety gets up to about 15 foot high and 12 foot wide.
I am going to add a couple of bullet points below Please read before purchasing:

1. Your new  tree is very healthy and growing right now. Sometimes in shipping they will go into shock. What that means is that it may drop its leaves. If this happens do not be scared. Just keep giving it a bit of water and sun and it will send out new leaves.

2. When they are young you want to give them a good head start. I like to use half strength diluted miracle grow fertilizer. This is imperative to get your little tree growing fast so it can produce fruit quickly. This seems to be a good regimen for this type of tree.

3. These trees will need to be potted..  They need to be put into a larger pot.

4. These trees are free from the Fig mosaic virus. What that means is they will grow rapidly and have normal shaped leaves and dark green color.

5. If you decide to put your tree in the sun you may sunburn the leaves. That is OK as those leaves will drop and form new ones.

6. Due  to the pandemic and delay in shipping do not be surprised if the leaves are yellowing. They will be without sunlight for 3 to 10 days or longer in some instances. The tree will not die. It may look like it’s going to but it’s not. When you receive your tree make sure to give it some water and keep it out of the sun for that day.

7. If your tree is dead on arrival which means it’s shriveled please reach out to me within 24 hours for a free replacement. Beyond the 24 hours I cannot guarantee any plant.

8. The care of the tree is fairly easy. Keep it near a sunny window or on a porch and water it every couple days.

9. Enjoy those tennis ball size figs!