Black Mission Fig Yellow ” —SunsetFrom windswept deserts to

” —SunsetFrom windswept deserts to misty seaside hills and verdant valleys

The dark bark is brown gray with green leaves

pale lavender Flowering Months Late summer

Evergreen currant Native to Channel Islands Plant Type Perennial shrub Height x Width 1-3’ x 3-6’ Growth Habit Sprawling Growth Rate Fast Sun Exposure Part sun to shade Water Requirement Low Soil Type Any Flower Color Red Flowering Months Late winter to early spring Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen Fragrant Yes Cold Hardy to 20 Attracts pollinators Bees

Virginia Glasswort

Black Mission Fig Yellow ” —SunsetFrom windswept deserts toBlack Mission Fig A favorite choice because it is low maintenance. Large, elongated fruit is juicy and firm with a rich sweet berry flavor and pink flesh. This tree will produce fruit twice a year, once in spring and in fall. Excellent fresh, dried or canned. It can reach a height of up to thirty feet. This tree goes deciduous in the winter. Fig trees do not need to be fertilized. If your tree has not grown a foot in the growing season you should add