Dormancy for figs
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I used to live in a cold country and now has moved to a tropical one. I love figs and would like to plant a few here. Will they produce fruits without getting dormant like they do in winter in temperate climates? I’d be delighted to read your insights!
As a matter of fact, they don’t need winter to thrive. Evidence to this is, some varieties are even native to the tropics.
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