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1 Brown Turkey. 2  This extremely popular and large fig is grown across the world perhaps more than any other. 3  Its origins go back to the early 1700s, when it was first introduced to England â possibly from Italy. 4  The fruits are elongated and pear-shaped, with maple-brown skin.
Submit. Fig trees (Ficus carica) are members of a huge genus that encompasses perhaps as many as 1,000 species, according to Julie F. Morton of Purdue University. The tree itself is rather small, averaging only 20 feet in height.Fig trees can be trained to grow on one slender trunk or several trunks.This warm-climate tree is deciduous and features unique fruit in that the figs are composed of edible stem tissue. Fig trees can be sorted into four broad groups, each with many cultivars.he tree itself is rather small, averaging only 20 feet in height. Fig trees can be trained to grow on one slender trunk or several trunks. This warm-climate tree is deciduous and features unique fruit in that the figs are composed of edible stem tissue.