Willow Leaf Ficus – Small

Also known as Mexicana Ficus. Elongated, light green leaves have a striking resemblance to the popular weeping willow tree. This tree does particularly well indoors in low, moderate or high lighting conditions. 4 years old 5″ – 8″ tall Suitable 4 1/2″x 6 1/2″ humidity tray is recommended.

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Norfolk Island Pine

Open and airy conifer (cone bearing) with light green foliage turning darker with age. One of the best known trees from the South Pacific. Will tolerate warm temperatures and does not even object to dryness, although it does not like glaring sunshine. We grow them in groups of three (3) in a pot and trim the branches by hand (thumb and index finger). Comes decorated for the holiday season during the month of December. 4 years old. 15″-18″ tall. Suitable 6.5″x4.5″ humidity tray is recommended.

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Buddha’s Ear

Also known as Buddha’s First Lily or Chinese Taro. A small elephant ear with thick, shiny, green heart shaped leaves that resemble elf hats each with curly-cue, twisted tips and upturn leaf margins. Does very well indoors (45F-85F temperatures) in low or medium lighting conditions. 10″-15″ tall. Suitable 8″x6″ humidity tray is recommended.

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Mistletoe Fig

There are over 800 species of the Ficus genus. The Mistletoe Fig is one of the few Ficus that will fruit in the house. The leaves bear tiny brown spots and the pea sized fruits appear all year round and are inedible. The oval shaped leaves look just like mistletoe. Very slow grower. Excellent for indoors. 8 years old. 15″ – 17″ tall. Suitable 6″x8″ humidity tray is recommended.

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Sago Palm – Exotic Small

The Sago Palm is a long-lived exotic palm that tolerates neglect but thrives with attention. Adapts to indirect light or full sun and has a wide temperature range from 15 to 120 degrees F. A slow growth rate allows indoor specimens to remain in the same container indefinitely. Treat as a cactus – water when almost dry and seldom fertilize. 4 years old 6″ tall Suitable 6″ x 8″ humidity tray is recommended.

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