I have dug and stored my fig, over the winter, for several years. I do this to keep from having yet another plant to protect, in the ground, as I have many, lol. The plant recovers every year, to produce, in early fall. Edible figs are very conducive to being dug, and replanted, unlike many other plants. They can easy to root from cuttings, too. They are pretty easy to grow.
Mahonia has a genus name, that sounds like KC Chiefs double Super Bowl winning quarterbacks last name. The plants do spread a bit underground, but not rampant, though. Maybe, those where you are, Fred,also increase from reseeding.
Yeah, Cardamine are cuties, and not often found in 80sgarden centers. Likely due their ephemeral nature, and early summer dormancy, which limits their short duration growth period,, to appeal to customers long, in nurseries.
Never knew Red Tip Photinia flowers smelled like needle palm flowers, lol. Yet, we still grow them. A number of exotic plants have foul smelling flowers, that attract flies, even.
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