Enjoy home-grown goodness with the Thompson and Morgan Fig Ficus Brown Turkey. This self-fertile fig variety yields abundant crops of delectable, sweet, juicy fruits, characterised by their deep red flesh encased in brown skin. Its attractive lobed foliage adds a touch of drama, whether fan-trained against a sun-drenched wall or thriving in a patio container.Fruit development typically spans a year, emerging in spring and ripening between August and September. A second crop often follows in late summer; protect these, and they'll mature the following summer. Plant in a sunny, sheltered spot with moisture-retentive, fertile, well-drained soil that leans slightly alkaline. Enrich the planting hole with plenty of well-rotted manure or garden compost. Re-pot container-grown plants every couple of years.Water regularly, especially during hot, dry spells. Feeding needs are minimal; a spring mulch of well-rotted manure or compost at the plant's base suffices. In colder regions, overwinter container plants in a frost-free location to safeguard developing fruits and fruit-bearing shoot tips. Protect outdoor plants from severe weather by wrapping them in straw and hessian.Pruning is minimal in subsequent years; simply remove any damaged or misplaced shoots to maintain an open framework. Pinch prune new shoots back to 5 or 6 leaves in summer to promote fruit formation.Caution: Ingesting the foliage and sap can be harmful, potentially causing skin and eye irritation.Height: Reaching up to 3m.Spread: Spreading up to 4m.Position: Thrives in full sun.Supplied as a plant in a 9cm nursery pot. Images are for illustrative purposes only, showing expected results upon maturity. Different growing conditions can affect results. The image may illustrate supply but can vary due to seasonal changes and may not be the exact variety received.