Until Felger & Lowe got in, it was F. petiolaris Kunth 1817
and F. palmeri S.Watson 1889
Got
it from:
Manly, Australia
Year:
2002
If Ficus palmer is
a species it selves, this is it: Read veined. From Copenhagen
BG.
This member of the Moraceae
family was given this name
by Felger in 1970. It's from Mexico, and prefer
well-drained soil with lots of water and sun. It will grow up to 30 meters, and can be reproduced both by cutting and seeds. I got mine in
Manly, Australia in 2002.
Latin name from its petioles.
If Ficus
palmer is a species it selves, this is it: Read veined. From
Copenhagen BG.
