Ficus carica Little Miss Figgy™; (Little Miss Figgy™; Dwarf Fig)Parthenocarpic and reliable for fruit production without pollination Fruit high in antioxidants, fiber, iron, magnesium, calcium and potassium Easy to grow Dwarf variety is perfect for containers Use in baking, drying, salads or eating right off the tree This low maintenance, miniature Fig will WOW you with its deeply lobed, blue green leaves and its abundance of incredibly healthy, dark purple fruits. Its dwarf size makes it ideal for use in the

Blooms early to mid-May

screens or boulevards

Hardiness Zone 4-8 Height 8-12 in Spread 8-12 in

Hardiness Zone 4-8 Height 4-5 ft Spread 18-24 in

Compact and upright growing Striking orange-yellow foliage Leaves emerge golden with pink edges opening to shades of yellow and orange Fall color is an even brighter yellow Great for small spaces

While not having a significant flower

grayish-green leathery fronds

deep green fronds Ruby red stems Beautiful bi-color fountain effect Forms a sizable clump as it matures Native Great in groups This impressive shade lover is one of the most tolerant ferns you can grow while providing a subtle injection of color into an area that may need a little shaking up at times

Award winner Mid-to-late summer bloomer Pollinator attractor Pennsylvania Horticultural Society bestowed ‘Summer Beauty’ with the Gold Metal Award

Ginkgo is an anomoly… it is an ancient plant that has survived from its first appearance some 200 million years ago and it is the only deciduous conifer in existance today

needle-like foliage that tops itself with countless buds in late spring

it retains an infusion of red color that makes it jump at you from the landscape and enhances its red flower color