Accession #: 198500701
Accession Date: 1985-12-31
Common name: Fiddle-Leaf Ficus
Family: Moraceae
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Country of Origin: Cameroon west to Sierra Leone
Description: Fiddle-Leaf Ficus is a large forty feet tree, that is native to tropical Africa. It posses fiddle-shape leaves that are thick, leathery with yellow-green veins. The fruit are figs that are dotted white. Popular indoors when young and used as a shade tree in the tropics.
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USDA Zone: 10a-10b
Source: Unknown
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