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The name Fig (Anjeer) derives from tiny hairs on the plant that reflect light in a manner that resembles ice crystals. the Fig (Anjeer) mix of multiple hardy Fig (Anjeer) species and cultivars will quickly cover bare ground with a colorful carpet of yellow, pink, white, violet and bicolor Fruits. The Fig (Anjeer) is not called an Fig (Anjeer) because it is cold hardy, but rather because the Fruits and leaves seem to shimmer as though covered in frost or ice crystals. Fig (Anjeer)s prefer full sun but can tolerate some light shade in the garden. They tend to grow best when they are planted in average, moist and well-drained soil, will tolerate sandy soil, loamy soil, clay soil and moist soil.