NOVELTY - Interplanting method of yellow tea and fig comprises selecting sunny plain, plowing 20-30 cm, dividing into elongated growing areas, zoning, and deep plowing; taking 2-3 year old yellow tea seedlings, transplanting to tea planting area, covering with plantation with rice straw, and watering; transplanting 2-3 year old fig tree in middle position of planting area, and stocking fig wasps; fertilizing yellow trees; fertilizing fig trees in May; and weeding, tea tree pruning, and carrying out water management.    USE - Method for Interplanting yellow tea and fig (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The fig wasps can kill hosts, has combined parasitic rate of more than 75%, and reduces generation of Empoasca vitis. The special fertilizer has increased content of protein and amino acid by 22.15-22.58% and 1.22-1.24 times, respectively. The fallen leaves of the figs are reasonably utilized. The method reduces planting cost, effectively utilizes planting area, and increases income of tea farmers.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Interplanting method of yellow tea and fig comprises:    (A) selecting sunny plain, plowing 20-30 cm, dividing into elongated growing areas, using area width of 150-170 cm for tea planting and 220-240 cm width for fig plating, zoning, and deep plowing at 60-80 cm;    (B) taking 2-3 year old yellow tea seedlings, transplanting to tea planting area at pitch area of 80-100 cm, covering plantation with rice straw at thickness of 10-15 cm, and watering;    (C) transplanting 2-3 year old fig tree in middle position of planting area at distance of 200-220 cm, and stocking fig wasps at ratio of 10:1;    (D) fertilizing yellow tea in May and December with 5-10 kg special fertilizer, where fertilizer comprises tea leaves, fig leaves, chicken manure, soybean, yeast powder, oyster shell powder, and manganese fertilizer at weight ratio of 10:15:30:20:1:5:10;    (E) fertilizing fig trees in May using 10-15 kg special fertilizer, where fertilizer comprises egg shell, potassium magnesium sulfate, and pigeon dung at ratio of 5:1:20; and    (F) weeding, tea tree pruning, and carrying out water management.