Ficus lyrata 'Little Sunshine' 6"Ficus Lyrata, commonly known as the "Fiddle Leaf Fig", is a great houseplant if you are in to huge leaves. If you wished you had a Fiddle Leaf Fig but wished the leaves were smaller, brighter and more compact, the "Little Sunshine" is for you. Although it does not provide you with an edible fig, it still has a lot to give by way of stature. Natively grown in lowland tropical rainforests. Leaves can be different in shape between plants but mostly

Made with a finer shred versus a large chunky mulch

small purple-blue plumes rise above leaves

Also called the "Peruvian Old Man Cactus" due to its wooly coat of fine white hair

Flowering color and species can vary

Measurements: 36"W x 64"H

Alcea rosea 'Indian Spring' hollyhock is a biennial that adds nostalgic charm to the garden

Bloom: July - August

cascading and clamoring stems of small leaves

Stunning focal feature in the garden and/or in a seasonal container

Created from the Borassus flabellifer plant or "Palmyra Palm"

Watering: water regularly to establish

Great in the shade