
Fig Tree 'Hartford Hardy' (Ficus carica hybrid)
This new cold-tolerant fig, âHartford Hardyâ is similar to âChicago Hardyâ in that it grows well in zones 5-10 and produces sweet reddish-brown figs. However, Hartford Hardy ripens 2-3 weeks earlier than âChicago Hardyâ which is a real benefit for northern gardeners. Itâs a better variety for northern zones, or coastal areas, where temperatures are cooler and the growing season is shorter. It was discovered in Hartford, Connecticut, growing unprotected in someoneâs garden. Like most figs, you can mulch for more winter protection. Grow in full sun and harvest figs in late summer or early fall.
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Fig Tree 'Hartford Hardy' (Ficus carica hybrid)
This new cold-tolerant fig, âHartford Hardyâ is similar to âChicago Hardyâ in that it grows well in zones 5-10 and produces sweet reddish-brown figs. However, Hartford Hardy ripens 2-3 weeks earlier than âChicago Hardyâ which is a real benefit for northern gardeners. Itâs a better variety for northern zones, or coastal areas, where temperatures are cooler and the growing season is shorter. It was discovered in Hartford, Connecticut, growing unprotected in someoneâs garden. Like most figs, you can mulch for more winter protection. Grow in full sun and harvest figs in late summer or early fall.
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This new cold-tolerant fig, âHartford Hardyâ is similar to âChicago Hardyâ in that it grows well in zones 5-10 and produces sweet reddish-brown figs. However, Hartford Hardy ripens 2-3 weeks earlier than âChicago Hardyâ which is a real benefit for northern gardeners. Itâs a better variety for northern zones, or coastal areas, where temperatures are cooler and the growing season is shorter. It was discovered in Hartford, Connecticut, growing unprotected in someoneâs garden. Like most figs, you can mulch for more winter protection. Grow in full sun and harvest figs in late summer or early fall.


















