Ficus microcarpa elegant compacta - SOLD OUTFicus microcarpa is a species of the Fig tree native to tropical and subtropical climates. When young, the plant appears to be a shrub, but when grown outdoors in Mediterranean climates, it can reach 40 feet high with a 40 foot crown. It also grows well as a shade tree and, for this reason, is frequently used as an indoor tree and in bonsai. INTERESTING: Ficus microcarpa is pollinated by wasps. This tree requires a warm climate and a humid atmosphere

gaining popularity for the plant as an ornamental

with small periods of drought between waterings

The small leathery leaves of the Podocarpus will not lose much water from transpiration which makes it important to avoid overwatering this plant

This specific piece is designed to be integrated with a manmade wall

The leaves are heart shaped with deep red veins

Interesting: The fruit pulp of the tamarind tree is edible and is been cherished throughout the world fort its sweet-tart flavour

to fix nitrogen in the soil

These plants can absorb nitrogen from the atmosphere just like leguminous plants can

Interesting: It is a holy tree

Micronesia and Australasia

Water: The Tamarind is not drought tolerant

Approx 22 x 23 inches ( Each plant is unique