Ficus afghanistanica 'Green Filigree' Part Sun/Shade scrambling at the feet of

scrambling at the feet of shrubs or grasses

are pleasingly undulate and shaded in purples and grays

small shrub to about 4ft tall by the same width

indeed like flannel

and named for

Ficus afghanistanica 'Green Filigree' Part Sun/Shade scrambling at the feet ofA Cistus introduction, the third in a serious of selections made here from this beautiful species. This form has intricately lobed, filigreed leaves of deep green. Very drought tolerant once established in sun to part shade. Eventually 15 20 ft tall, kept smaller with pruning. Frost hardy to the upper edge of USDA zone 7 so far. From a species native to Northern India, western Iran, as well as Afghanistan. GREEN FILIGREE FIG TREE Moraceae