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Ficus 'Ice Crystal' standard

Ficus 'Ice Crystal' standard

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Price: £78.00
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Product Description

Common name: Fig 

A deciduous shrub with really unusual, large deeply cut dark green leaves that resemble the shape of ice crystals.

Tiny flowers are followed by delicious edible fruit in August and September.

Average height 15ft, spread 12ft..

 Full sun.

Hardy.

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