Lola Martin Fig Reblooms high-impact plastic and coated with

high-impact plastic and coated with UV protectant for years of use

lush foliage adds to their beauty

This new floribunda has it all-novel coloring

they'll attract butterflies and pollinators

Lola Martin Fig Reblooms high-impact plastic and coated withNow gardeners in cooler climates can grow sweet figs outdoors year round. The fruits taste very similar to the popular Celeste Fig, considered one of the best for fresh eating and preserves. In fact, renowned plant breeder, Jeff Bloodworth, who has been growing this fig for 28 years, called it "Hardy Celeste." Bloodworth originally received this fig cultivar from A. J. Bullard, who dubbed it Lola Martin, after the property owner where the fig tree was