ficus pumila quercifolia
If you're searching for a uniquely textured trailing plant, ficus pumila quercifolia is a charming addition to indoor or outdoor gardens in New Zealand. Sometimes known as Oak Leaf Creeping Fig, this miniature form of the ever-popular Ficus pumila is beloved for its delicate, lobed leaves that resemble tiny oak leaves, adding intrigue and softness to pots, terrariums, and vertical displays. Its versatility and low maintenance needs make ficus pumila quercifolia an excellent choice for gardeners of every level seeking a lush yet manageable green accent.
Ficus pumila
Ficus pumila, commonly known as Creeping Fig or Climbing Ficus, is a vigorous, evergreen climber popular in New Zealand for covering walls, fences, and trellises. It features small, heart-shaped juvenile leaves that mature into larger, leathery foliage. Fast-growing and self-clinging, it can create dense, green coverage in sun or partial shade. Preferring well-drained soil and regular moisture, it thrives in sheltered sites and requires pruning to manage growth. Ideal for decorative and functional vertical greening.
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Ficus 'Ice Caps'
Ficus 'Ice Caps' is a variety of Creeping Fig that features variegated leaves. It carries small, heart-shaped leaves which are light green with a cream edge. It will easily cover an area of 2 m by 2 m within two years. Ficus 'Ice Caps' is an excellent plant for covering a wall or trellis, and it is commonly used in formal gardens. It is also a popular indoor plant where it is allowed to trail from a hanging basket or to climb a coir fibre stick and be contained with trimming.
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