Yellow Long Neck Fig Tree Water|When 25% dry

Yellow Long Neck Fig Tree Water|When 25% dryAlso known as the Honey Fig, the Yellow Long Neck fig yields large round fruit with a long with thin, tender skin and sweet amber flesh. It is favored among fig lovers for its sweetness. The main crop of Yellow Long Neck produces a honey type fig with green skin. It ripens fairly late but appears to be, by all accounts, a very cold hardy tree. This large yellow fig was discovered at the San Diego Botanic Gardens. Its a vigorous grower and prolific

but may need to be water during extreme dry spells

Growing burro’s tail provides fascinating texture as a graceful houseplant or lush green exterior plant in many landscape situations

The branches spread horizontally

but is very adaptable

More branches result in more flowers per plant and a showier display in the landscape

oval leaves are deep green on top with a rich burgundy-red underside

and wait 2-4 weeks before repotting or fertilizing

but is equally wonderful when left in natural rustic form without pruning

6+ hours of sun

trowels - all the things that need the perfect storage space

In naturalized settings

The Bordeaux giant lily of the valley has even larger white flowers that bloom in early spring