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Italian Honey Fig | Ficus carica ‘Lattarula’ | Lattarula Fig | Ficus ‘Lattarula’
Italian Honey Fig is a highly sought-after, self-pollinating deciduous fruit tree prized for its striking, deeply lobed foliage and its prolific production of large, yellowish-green figs featuring incredibly sweet, amber-colored flesh. This adaptable, fast-growing selection is known for its exceptional honey-like flavor and its remarkable ability to produce a reliable harvest even in shorter, cooler growing seasons. Its bold, Mediterranean aesthetic makes it a standout choice for sunny patios, edible landscapes, and large mixed containers. With its robust form and reliable performance, the Italian Honey Fig offers both gourmet culinary rewards and beautiful architectural texture with straightforward care.
Growing Italian Honey Fig
Light: Full sun; thrives in bright, direct sunlight (at least 8 hours per day) to produce the most robust growth, the sweetest fruit, and the most abundant yield.
Soil: Rich, well-drained soil; highly adaptable to various soil types but requires excellent drainage, as it is susceptible to root rot in heavy, wet, or waterlogged clay soils. It performs best in a loamy, slightly alkaline mix.
Water: Moderate; water regularly until established, then allow the top few inches of soil to dry out between waterings. It is fairly drought-tolerant once mature, but container-grown trees will require more frequent, consistent watering, especially during active fruit production.
Maintenance: Low maintenance. Prune in late winter or early spring during dormancy to maintain a desired shape, control its size (especially if grown in a container), and remove any dead or crossing branches to improve airflow and light penetration to the ripening fruit.
Wildlife: Ripe fruit is highly attractive to birds and other wildlife; generally deer-resistant due to its rough, textured foliage and milky sap.
Hardiness: Perennial in USDA zones 7–10; widely grown as a containerized patio plant that can be easily overwintered indoors in an unheated garage or cool basement in the colder regions of its hardiness range.
Shipping Info
Italian Honey Fig plants are shipped as healthy young starts in 4" nursery pots. Allow 1–2 weeks after arrival for plants to recover from shipping and resume active growth before repotting or planting outdoors.
Low Temperature
0°F to 10°F
High Temperature
100°F
Fragrant
Mildly Fragrant
Polinator Required
No
Polinator Friendly
Low
Flower Color
Green Yellow Amber
Growth Rate
Fast
Soil
Highly adaptable but requires well-draining soil; tolerates poor, sandy, or rocky conditions but will rot in heavy, waterlogged clay
Moisture
Moderate
Sun Exposure
Full sun
Mature Spread
10 to 15 feet
Mature Height
10 to 15 feet
Bloom Period
Flowers are invisible (The tiny flowers develop entirely inside the hollow receptacle that becomes the fruit)
Pruning Time
Late winter to early spring while the tree is fully dormant
Pet Safe
No
Perennial / Annual
Perennial
Evergreen / Deciduous
Deciduous
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Lovely little guy-- impossible to find coral honeysuckle at my local nursery for whatever reason. I really appreciate that the Blossomdale staff kept it and nurtured it a little longer so it would be more robust for the trip. Can't wait to put it in the ground and watch it thrive :-) Will order from them again.
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It was my very first plant I order online so I wasn’t sure what to expect but when it got here and in one piece and as long as it is I was shocked but very HAPPY.
It's doing really well. I will be transferring it to a bigger pot probably by the weekend. I wish I had a little more instructions on how to care for this variety, and what to do in the fall.
Plants arrived fine.. got them planted. Now i will let you know next spring. If they survive and grow back.. So far, i am ok with them
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Just waiting for when they get big and tall and start producing bananas.
Plant arrived quickly and came in good shape!
Package came delivered just like it said it would I pulled it out it looked good. I put it in some water for about a half hour and put it in my 30 gallon tub and I got three things to go with it.
Banana tree came nice and healthy and ready to go!
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Haven’t transplanted yet, but it’s a beautiful plant. We are gifting it to a friend that moved…Friendship Plant is very appropriate!
I love it
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It seems to be doing well but could have been packed better.
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Very healthy cutting. Followed the instructions and let it get acclimated to its new surroundings for a couple of weeks before repotting. Would not hesitate to purchase from this business again 😃
Plants arrived in great condition. This plant has only been in the ground about 10 days and is growing a lot. The plant cage is 12” tall so it’s doing well. I put guards around my new plants for a little while because I have bunnies who love tender young leaves.
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She is doing well even after a rough delivery. She is thriving and putting on new growth. Thank you.
The plant arrived after a few delivery reroutes. It came with three leaves two so far are healthy one was dying and has since died. The two remaining leaves appear to be doing well.
After overcoming the initial travel stress. The plants are doing well.
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Customer service here is second to none! Very very happy and already made another purchase. But anyway, I ordered 1 and they sent me 2 beautiful babies! I'm so excited to watch them grow!
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Italian Honey Fig is a highly sought-after, self-pollinating deciduous fruit tree prized for its striking, deeply lobed foliage and its prolific production of large, yellowish-green figs featuring incredibly sweet, amber-colored flesh. This adaptable, fast-growing selection is known for its exceptional honey-like flavor and its remarkable ability to produce a reliable harvest even in shorter, cooler growing seasons. Its bold, Mediterranean aesthetic makes it a standout choice for sunny patios, edible landscapes, and large mixed containers. With its robust form and reliable performance, the Italian Honey Fig offers both gourmet culinary rewards and beautiful architectural texture with straightforward care.
Growing Italian Honey Fig
Light: Full sun; thrives in bright, direct sunlight (at least 8 hours per day) to produce the most robust growth, the sweetest fruit, and the most abundant yield.
Soil: Rich, well-drained soil; highly adaptable to various soil types but requires excellent drainage, as it is susceptible to root rot in heavy, wet, or waterlogged clay soils. It performs best in a loamy, slightly alkaline mix.
Water: Moderate; water regularly until established, then allow the top few inches of soil to dry out between waterings. It is fairly drought-tolerant once mature, but container-grown trees will require more frequent, consistent watering, especially during active fruit production.
Maintenance: Low maintenance. Prune in late winter or early spring during dormancy to maintain a desired shape, control its size (especially if grown in a container), and remove any dead or crossing branches to improve airflow and light penetration to the ripening fruit.
Wildlife: Ripe fruit is highly attractive to birds and other wildlife; generally deer-resistant due to its rough, textured foliage and milky sap.
Hardiness: Perennial in USDA zones 7–10; widely grown as a containerized patio plant that can be easily overwintered indoors in an unheated garage or cool basement in the colder regions of its hardiness range.
Shipping Info
Italian Honey Fig plants are shipped as healthy young starts in 4" nursery pots. Allow 1–2 weeks after arrival for plants to recover from shipping and resume active growth before repotting or planting outdoors.
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