Fig Tree ‘Flanders'

Fig Tree ‘Flanders''Flanders' is a fig whose flavor weve enjoyed honey, with a fruity tang, very sweet when picked just right. However, it is an admittedly poor choice of fig to grow in wetter climates (Florida). The tree can have issues with heavy rainfall and humidity, and the fruit can split and be spoiled easily. Its unique flavor has kept it a part of our collection, for now, and it may have a place in collectors gardens but there are better fig varieties to choose

could benefit from a Miracle Berry friend

— they’re part of the citrus family: Rutaceae

with some spice notes and a dessert-like richness

Latin name - Syzgium Malaccense

Cold hardy temp - Damaged below 26 F

can withstand short dry periods

There are three primary races of Avocados:  Mexican

we’ve collected and are growing a dozen Mulberry varieties and counting

Grafted onto nematode-tolerant rootstock

with a refreshing citrusy flavor similar to a tangerine but with less tartness

can be pruned heavily

It is a versatile herb and can be used eaten raw in salads