Lola Martin Fig Containers Berries are not for human

Berries are not for human consumption

Fully Double Flowers: 6-inch blooms in vibrant colors add beauty to any garden

This shrub is sure to attract attention and hummingbirds when it bursts into bloom in late spring or early summer—and when it blooms a second time in the fall

Make it a centerpiece of any border or bed

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Lola Martin Fig Containers Berries are not for humanNow gardeners in cooler climates can grow sweet figs outdoors year round. The fruits taste very similar to the popular Celeste Fig, considered one of the best for fresh eating and preserves. In fact, renowned plant breeder, Jeff Bloodworth, who has been growing this fig for 28 years, called it "Hardy Celeste." Bloodworth originally received this fig cultivar from A. J. Bullard, who dubbed it Lola Martin, after the property owner where the fig tree was