The Fiddle Leaf Fig is a really great plant for beginners and experts alike, and designers will appreciate what it can do in a photo. Although our plants are the highest quality and acclimated for reduced light situations, they will thrive in higher light. All Fiddle Leaf figs prefer bright light. Special note: After shipping hundreds of these plants, we have new guidance for ordering: If you do not have a bright, sunny spot – on a patio or adjacent to an east, west, or (preferably) south window – please consider another plant from our low-light selections.
It is shown here, to the left, in the standard tree form in a 14″ growpot. The larger size (in 14″ growpot) is available in tree and bush form, while the mid-size (in 12″ growpot) is only available as a tree and the smallest (in 10″ growpot) is available in both tree and bush. A standard tree is more popular, and a bush will have leaves all the way to the base. The Fiddle Leaf Fig is available in 3 sizes in varying heights and 2 styles – standard tree form and bush. Put it in a well-lit room and let it grow. The ficus lyrata, also known as a Fiddle Leaf Fig is sought after for its big, violin-shaped (that’s a fiddle down south) leaves and ability to take a prominent place in the décor of a big space. You can find more information on Athen’s tourism site.This plant is so trendy, it’s called the “it” plant – and the “it” has nothing to do with technology and everything to do with style. The next morning, take in some other area attractions: Canoe/kayak at Strouds Run State Park, Lake Hope, or Burr Oak Lake, take a train ride on the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway, shop in Nelsonville, or hike nearby Hocking Hills State Park.Īthens is only an hour’s drive, southeast from Columbus. Looking for a place to stay? Bodhi Tree Guesthouse, the Ohio University Inn, or Burr Oak State Park Lodge are all worth checking into. Do the “Shuffle” – hitting up all of Athen’s bars (good luck!). After dinner, hang out at Jackie O’s Pub and Brewery, Red Brick, or Courtside.
Walk off your lunch on the Ohio University Campus, see a flick at the historic Athena Theater, bike the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway, rock climb at OU’s Ping Center, or jump in your car for a quick trip to visit The Ridges, a historic institution that is now part of Ohio University’s campus but was once was a mental health hospital.Įxplore the trails around The Ridges and you’ll find a beautiful old cemetery where the patients of the hospital were laid to rest.ĭinnertime! Check out Casa Nueva, a local favorite. Burrito Buggy and/or Goodfella’s will not disappoint for quick + easy meal. You can get some really good coffee here. Just off of Court Street on West Washington is the coolest, hippest coffee shop in Athens: Donkey Coffee and Espresso. Grab a sweet treat at Village Bakery + Cafe. Shop the market every Wednesday and Saturday from 9-Noon, year-round. Oh and if you feel like hopping in your car – venture to East State Street to take in the Athens Farmer’s Market. Stop in a few OU shops and antique stores. Oh, and coffee.Īfter breakfast, shop for a bit at Artifacts Gallery and figleaf on Court Street. Breakfast includes, but is definitely not limited to, french toast, eggs, bacon, hash browns, and a breakfast quesadilla. Start the day at Court Street Diner: An Athens staple for cheap, good food. I’ve been visiting Athens for years now – my husband went to OU – and the quaint southern Ohio college town holds a lot of fun memories. I’m so excited to share this Athens travel guide with you – it’s been in the works since this past Fall after a day trip visit chocked full of good food, drinks, and fun explorations.
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