The Fig & Hazelnut Garden Collection – 3 Plants kit is an unusual combination of two fig varieties and fruiting hazelnut to create a beautiful and productive garden! The juicy fruits of Brown Turkey and Rouge de Bordeaux figs will perfectly complement the aromatic Rode Zellernoot nuts, allowing you to enjoy a variety of flavors from your own harvest. Lush green foliage, expressive shrub forms, and seasonal changes in shades will give the garden a special charm. From August to October, the plants will delight with ripening fruits and nuts. This set will be an excellent choice for lovers of unusual fruit crops, natural delicacies, and original garden compositions.

Hazelnut ‘Rode Zellernoot’ is a hazelnut with a distinctive appearance, beautiful texture, and harmonious silhouette. Deciduous green foliage emphasizes the natural seasonal rhythm and creates a calm background for flowering or fruiting. Flowering occurs in spring and early summer; the main flower color is "Yellow-brown catkins; female flowers reddish". The plant forms edible fruits; the fruit color is "Green husk; mature nut brown"; ripening usually lasts from September to October.

Fig ‘Brown Turkey’ is a fig with a distinctive appearance, beautiful texture, and harmonious silhouette. Deciduous green foliage emphasizes the natural seasonal rhythm and creates a calm background for flowering or fruiting. The plant forms edible fruits; ripening usually lasts from August to October. As an adult, the plant typically reaches 2–4 m in height and about 2–4 m in width, so its future size is easy to consider when planning planting.

Fig ‘Rouge de Bordeaux’ is a fig with a distinctive appearance, beautiful texture, and harmonious silhouette. Deciduous green foliage emphasizes the natural seasonal rhythm and creates a calm background for flowering or fruiting. The plant forms edible fruits; ripening usually lasts from August to October. As an adult, the plant typically reaches 2–4 m in height and about 2–4 m in width, so its future size is easy to consider when planning planting.