Enjoy Sweet Rewards with Homegrown Fruit Trees Ficus ‘Little Miss Figgy’ M
eet Ficus ‘Little Miss Figgy’ – a compact powerhouse of a fig tree that delivers big on both beauty and bounty. Whether you have a sprawling garden or a modest patio, this dwarf variety ensures that homegrown figs are within everyone’s reach. With a neat, bushy habit, reaching just 1.8m tall, this gem offers a lush, Mediterranean feel to your outdoor space. 1.8m
✔ Enjoy up to two crops per year of sweet, rich figs – one in autumn and a second in spring when weather conditions are particularly warm
SAVE £5 3 LITRE POT
£14.99 ITEM: 340117
Was £19.99 The Patio Fig!
...Superb in pots
“Compact, dwarf variety, ideal for smaller gardens”
“Now anyone can grow the most delicious plums!”
Wildlife friendly
SAVE £15 4.5 LITRE POT
£24.99 ITEM: 300125
Was £39.99
Patio Plum ‘Little Vic’ Tree We are delighted to be able to offer the joys of the nation’s favourite Plum ‘Victoria’, but small enough for EVERY garden! Now anyone can grow juicy, fresh Vics, even on a balcony, terrace, or small patio. The tree is smaller in every way, except the fruit, which is just as big and juicy as the normal variety! 2m
Mid November
“Masses of bite-sized, mini apples, perfect for the kids!”
SAVE £5 13CM POT
£9.99 Was £14.99 ITEM: 300210
Mini Apple Tree Malus ‘Appletini’ This compact, mini apple tree produces a bountiful crop of small, red bite-sized fruits which will delight all who see them, plus they’re the ideal bite-sized snack for kids! An exciting new introduction and an instant hit with customers, this compact, mini apple tree produces a bountiful crop of small, red bite-sized fruits – the ideal snack for kids! 2m
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