Ficus Abutilifolia - Indigenous South African Fig Tree - 10 Seeds Fungicide but in other areas it

but in other areas it is virtually evergreen

gave a tree to the Emperor of Han dynasty in 2nd century BC

strong stems which bear plenty of large fragrant blossoms

This climbing shrub features red brown hairs on branches and has 3 to 5 foliate leaves

Exotic looking flowers in bright contrasting colours are a feature of this plant

Ficus Abutilifolia - Indigenous South African Fig Tree - 10 Seeds Fungicide but in other areas itFicus abutilifolia is a small to medium sized, deciduous to semi deciduous tree up to 15 m high, though it seldom exceeds 5 m. The bark is whitish to yellowish white and smooth, powdery or somewhat flaking, and it is this conspicuous bark that is immediately apparent. The trunk is usually twisted or contorted, the branchlets stout and glabrous (lacking hairs) and marked with leaf and stipular scars. The large leaved rock fig is generally encountered