Ficus coronata 'Sandpaper Fig' Pot Size:180 mm

Ficus coronata 'Sandpaper Fig' Pot Size:180 mmSandpaper Fig is an native fruiting tree that gets its name from its rough textured leaves. The ancient fig tree produces a very sweet fruit growing to 2cm in diameter that can be eaten fresh, dried or cooked. Sandpaper Fig is generally a hardy species and adapts well to a wide range of habitats. It attracts birds, bees, insects and lizards making it a great addition to the garden. Conditions: Prefers full sun and is suitable to part shade. Protect

and tolerates light frost

80m x width 2m

Niobe is a rare

and sporadically throughout the year

Conditions: Grows best in full shade

Boobialla is a hardy plant that adapts to a wide range of climates

The autumn foliage of this delightful shrub is golden yellow before dropping to show off the amazing coloured stems

Highland Gold can go winter dormant

before blushing a range of pinks as they age over summer and autumn

Oakleaf hydrangeas are best pruned immediately after flowering

mat-forming plant thrives in waterlogged soils

Soil: Best suited to a well-drained