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Lattarula' figs are a type of Italian honey fig. These fruits have a sweet, amber flesh and are great for fresh eating, drying and canning. They produce one crop in late-July and one in mid-September. They will average at 8-10' tall and 6-8' wide.
This compact variety grows 4-6' tall and 3-4' wide and is great for container gardening. 'Little Miss Figgy' produces dark purple fruits with sweet, rich amber flesh. This variety gives a consistent, abundant crop and can even continue fruit production when brought inside for the winter.
The 'Olympian' produces two crops of large, sweet fruit that is great for canning, eating and drying. It grows 10-12' high and 8-10' wide. This variety is self fertile, but will benefit when more than one is planted.
Peter's Honey' produces sweet, tender fruit that is delicious when eaten fresh. It ripens well in warm, city climates, and will do well if planted on the south-facing side of a house. It will average 15-25' tall and wide and will bear a crop in early-June and late-October.
The 'Violet De Bordeaux' is known to be one of the best tasting fig varieties. It produces a fragrance, sweet, rich fruit that can be enjoyed fresh or dried, and makes a delicious jam. It grows 6-10' tall and 4-6' wide and will bear fruit ripening mid-summer to early-fall.
The 'Arnold's Promise' has an open, spreading habit and will reach 12-15' tall and wide at maturity. In late winter, its stems will be covered in yellow blooms that emerge before spring foliage appears. Fall foliage is vibrant red and orange.
Annabelle' has dark green leaves with pale green undersides that turn yellow in fall. White flowers bloom from late spring into late summer. Quickly reaches 4-5' tall and wide.
Bright pink or blue, mop-head blooms persist from early summer until frost. Blooms are recurrent on new wood. Matures 3-5' tall and wide. Excellent for mass plantings or as an accent plant.
A repeat-blooming hydrangea with abundant blue or pink flowers that persist from spring through fall. Reaches 4-6' tall and wide. Excellent as an accent or in mass plantings.
The 'Limelight' produces abundant, bright lime-green flowers from mid to late summer. Very hardy variety that performs well as a specimen. Matures 6-8' tall and wide.
Alice' is a large, oakleaf variety that can reach 8-12' tall and wide at maturity. It produces large, white, panicle blooms that cover the entire plant in summer and contrast against its rich-green foliage.
Ruby Slippers' is prized for its large, panicle blooms that emerge white and age to vibrant pink. Its strong stalks keep flowers upright throughout their bloom cycle. This variety will reach 3-4' tall and 4-5' wide at maturity.
The 'Chesapeake' holly has a dense, pyramidal growth habit and will reach 6-8' tall and 4-6' wide. Its leaves have a curved shape to them and are deep, glossy green. Clusters of black, ornamental berries will appear in the fall.
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