Ficus carica 'GE Neri' (Fig) Deer Resistant_TRUE flowers may be purple in

flowers may be purple in more acidic soil

borders and garden beds

Astilboides is primarily valued in the landscape or garden for its broadly spreading habit of growth

It has attractive grayish green foliage edged in creamy white with hints of pink

Tom Knudsen Camellia makes a fine choice for the outdoor landscape

Ficus carica 'GE Neri' (Fig) Deer Resistant_TRUE flowers may be purple inRenowned as one of the largest fruiting figs, GE Neri has fruit the size of a tennis ball. This rare Italian fig tree, of unknown origin, has one crop of fruit a year that starts ripening in late summer and continues through early fall. The figs are crimson on the outside with reddish inner flesh thats very sweet. Hardy in zones 7 9.