Creeping Fig - Not Edible!
"Ficus pumila" This is the grown up version of that tiny-leafed pot plant known as the "Creeping Fig." My neighbor planted it to cover an old Chinese Tallow Tree but our warm climate allowed it to flourish into a 20+' monster with woody stems and these 3" to 4" fruits. It covered the Tallow trunk and suffocated it until a large limb fell. They hired a crew to remove it.
Creeping Fig - Not Edible!
"Ficus pumila" This is the grown up version of that tiny-leafed pot plant known as the "Creeping Fig." My neighbor planted it to cover an old Chinese Tallow Tree but our warm climate allowed it to flourish into a 20+' monster with woody stems and these 3" to 4" fruits. It covered the Tallow trunk and suffocated it until a large limb fell. They hired a crew to remove it.