Ficus outdoor

Discover the pros and cons of Ficus nitida trees in desert environments. Explore essential insights for successful growth in arid conditions.

Is Green Island Ficus, botanically known as Ficus microcarpa, easy to grow and maintain? The short answer is, absolutely! Read on to find...

Tips to grow a ficus tree in your home.

Ficus lyrata, commonly called the fiddle-leaf fig, is a perfect indoor specimen plant. The plant features very large, heavily veined, and violin-shaped leaves that grow upright on a tall plant. We almost always have Ficus lyrata in stock at our retail plant store in San Francisco.

By privacy plants we mean any type of plant which can be used to create dividers or to gain privacy for decks and any space in general. They can be

Numerous long thin tropical leaves fill out the canopy and give the Alli a whole lot of character. With adequate light and water, the Ficus Alli is a must when creating a healthy biophilic interior environment . Farm Life grows the Alli as a standard in 17 - 24 pots ranging in height from 7.5 to 11 feet tall.

Landart's Landscaping Design in Surry Hills sees a cold concrete rooftop turn into an inviting garden & lounging space that includes dining + kitchen. View now!

Which do you prefer...a fiddle leaf fig or a rubber tree?! I LOVE both. Don’t tell my fiddles, but if I had to choose I pick a rubber tree. They’re like the less dramatic cousin to the fiddle but look just as stunning, in my opinion! What’s not to love? I mean, look at this giant Tineke!! Share this plant care guide with your rubber tree-loving friends! #rubbertree #ficus #plantcare #houseplanttips #indoorplants #plantpeople

About this item COLOR: Blue-green heart shaped leaves with pinkish veins on slender branches HARDINESS ZONE: 10 - 11 (Or Indoors) PLANT HEIGHT: 100' (Or kept pruned to desired height) . . . PLANT SPACING: 12 - 15' LIGHT REQUIREMENTS: Filtered Sunlight . . . SOIL / WATER: Average The Ficus Tree is sacred to Hindus and Buddhists. If you do not live in a climate warm enough to grow these outside, dont worry - they make excellent house plants!