Chicago Hardy Fig Tree - Ficus carica Colocasia

Chicago Hardy Fig Tree - Ficus carica ColocasiaThe Chicago Hardy fig is an early producer of medium sized, purple skinned fruit with reddish flesh. Average mature height: 15 20 feet Light: Full sun Self pollinating? Yes Soil: Well drained. Will not tolerate excessively wet soil, but needs ample moisture during fruiting. Water: Keep moist Zones: 6 10

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The low-lying angular leaves form a basal rosette (A basal rosette is when leaves grow out in similar lengths from a stem base and resemble the leaves of a rose

It's easy to tell Simpson's Stopper (Myrcianthes fragrans) is from the Eucalyptus family because of its smooth

Mature height: 5-10 feet tall

Jack's Giant reaches spectacular size very quickly

• Zones: 7-9

the tree will produce over a long season

The Sumo Alocasia grows large dark green leaves that have light green undersides with burgundy veining

strawberry-red flesh

It also has other qualities that make it stand out in the pomegranate crowd: It's a semi-dwarf variety

Very prolific

This variety is perfect for growing indoors or outdoors