Common Fig (Ficus carica) | 1.5–2.0 m

The Common Fig is one of the oldest cultivated fruit trees in the Middle East — a species with deep cultural roots in the region and the genuine reward of home-grown figs. At 1.5–2.0 m, this specimen is well-established and approaching the size where it can begin producing fruit, making it both an ornamental garden feature and a productive addition to any villa or courtyard. Available at AED 850.

Key Features

• 1.5–2.0 m specimen — well-established and approaching fruiting maturity
• Produces sweet, edible figs — one of the most rewarding fruit trees you can grow in a Dubai garden
• Large, deeply lobed leaves that provide bold, textural foliage and good shade cover
• Deep cultural significance in the Middle East — a meaningful addition to any garden
• Available at AED 850 — accessible pricing for a fruit-bearing tree with genuine heritage value

Why It Works in Dubai

Ficus carica has been cultivated across the Middle East and Mediterranean for thousands of years, and it is well-suited to Dubai’s warm climate. The species thrives in full sun, tolerates sandy and alkaline soils, and handles the region’s hot summers without stress. It is deciduous, dropping its leaves during the cooler winter months before pushing out vigorous new growth in spring. This natural dormancy period actually benefits fruit production, as the tree redirects energy into developing flower buds for the next fruiting season. With consistent watering and a sunny, sheltered position, it will reward you with increasingly generous harvests as it matures.

Care Snapshot

Light: full sun; the more sun exposure, the better the fruit production
Water: moderate and consistent; water deeply 2–3 times per week during the growing season
Soil: well-draining sandy or loamy soil; tolerates alkaline conditions but benefits from organic enrichment

What You’ll Receive

A healthy Common Fig (Ficus carica) at 1.5–2.0 m height, supplied in a nursery container ready for garden or landscape planting.

*Actual product may vary slightly from the image shown. Fruiting depends on tree maturity, growing conditions, and seasonal care. Landscape trees require professional planting for best results — visit our store for expert advice.