Ficus brandegeei Union mostly with large spines and

mostly with large spines and small flowers

with a mysterious metallic luster

Pastor of GEOPONIKA garden design for Junzo Yoshimura house in Atami

We found this image three years ago donning the cover of a dusty out-of-print botanical tome in Tony Sato’s private library

Dimensions: Plant shown in a 6" pot

Ficus brandegeei Union mostly with large spines and*MULTIPLE PLANTS AVAILABLE. YOU WILL RECEIVE A SIMILAR PLANT IN SIZE AND AGE AS THE ONE SHOWN* A member of the fig family native to Baja California, Ficus brandegeei is known for its roots which can crush boulders in habitat. It's distinguished from the similar Ficus petiolaris by the absence of a red petiole. PLANT INFO & CARE INSTRUCTIONS Dimensions: Plant shown in a 6" pot. Water: Water regularly when leafing out during the spring summer. Slightly