Ficus carica 'Olympian' is a cold-hardy fig discovered in Olympia, Washington, known for producing extra-large, sweet, berry-flavored fruit even in cooler climates.  ‘Olympian’ typically reaches 8–12 ft in 10 years, eventually maturing around 10–15 ft tall and wide. It produces large purple-brown figs with red flesh, often offering an early breba crop followed by a main crop in late summer, and performs best in full sun with well-drained soil.