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Moreton Bay Fig

Ficus Macrophylla Nitida

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Overview

The Moreton Bay Fig, or Ficus macrophylla nitida, is a majestic evergreen with a broad, dense canopy. It boasts glossy, leathery leaves that can grow up to 12 inches long, offering robust shade. With its vast root system, allocate ample space in the design - mature specimens can spread 100-150 feet wide. Ideal for large parks or estates, this specimen requires well-drained soil. Note its aggressive roots can disrupt nearby structures.

Sun Full, Half, ShadeWater Extra in Summer, MediumZones 10–10Type TreeClimate Subtropical
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — Note its aggressive roots can disrupt nearby structures; which can grow up to 10 inches in length

Culture

Sun
Full, Half, Shade
Water
Extra in Summer, Medium
USDA zones
10–10

Shape & size

Classification

Type
Tree
Family
Moraceae
Climate
Subtropical

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Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — scientifically named Ficus macrophylla nitida
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — Ideal for large parks or estates, this specimen requires well-drained soil; with its vast root system, image 48
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — Its aggressive root system
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — Ideal for large parks or estates, this specimen requires well-drained soil
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — With its vast root system, allocate ample space in the design - mature specimens can spread 100-150 feet wide; the
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — often spanning a breadth of 100 to 150 feet at maturity
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — tree for full or half or shade; however, due to its size, it is more suitable for larger estates or public parks
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — The fig's notable bark and aerial roots also add texture and complexity within garden compositions; note its
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — The Moreton Bay Fig thrives in USDA zones 9 to 11 and prefers full sun to partial shade
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — With its vast root system, allocate ample space in the design - mature specimens can spread 100-150 feet wide
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — tree for full or half or shade
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — Its aggressive root system; commonly reaching heights of 50 to 80 feet
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — It boasts glossy, leathery leaves that can grow up to 12 inches long, offering robust shade; the, image 46
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — However, due to its size, it is more suitable for larger estates or public parks where it can grow unimpeded; the
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — renowned for its expansive canopy and striking presence; conducive to providing ample shade and visual
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — commonly reaching heights of 50 to 80 feet
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — commonly reaching heights of 50 to 80 feet; is a majestic and versatile evergreen
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — With its vast root system, allocate ample space in the design - mature specimens can spread 100-150, image 47
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — Ideal for large parks or estates, this specimen requires well-drained soil; with its vast root system, allocate
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — The fig's notable bark and aerial roots also add texture and complexity within garden compositions
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — consider that this tree is as broad as it is tall; tree for full or half or shade
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — is a majestic and versatile evergreen
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — which can grow up to 10 inches in length; the Moreton Bay Fig, or Ficus macrophylla nitida, is a majestic
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus Macrophylla Nitida) — consider that this tree is as broad as it is tall
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