Ficus 'Little Miss Figgy' Patio Tree Tulip 'Rob Verlinden' ‘Bramley’s Seedling’ arguably produces the

‘Bramley’s Seedling’ arguably produces the nation’s favourite cooking apples

cut back shoots that are over 20 centimetres long

while the stable flower colour ensures maximum impact

These deciduous trees are fairly low maintenance and only require light pruning towards the end of the flourishing season

first appearing late in March or early April so are real sign that spring is here

Ficus 'Little Miss Figgy' Patio Tree Tulip 'Rob Verlinden' ‘Bramley’s Seedling’ arguably produces theFicus Little Miss Figgy is a dwarf patio tree, very similar to its larger counterparts but with a much more compact size, perfect for smaller gardens. Beautiful, green lobed leaves are the focal point of this plant, perfect for adding brightness and leafy texture to the patio. In late summer, deep purple, juicy figs begin to ripen and can be picked and eaten or used in various recipes. If the weather is mild enough, these shrubs can even produce a