Ficus lyrata "Fiddle Leaf Fig" 8" standard formFicus Lyrata, commonly known as "Fiddle Leaf Fig", is the perfect indoor specimen plant especially if you like big showy leaves. Although it won't provide you with an edible fig, it still has a lot to give by way of stature. Natively grown in lowland tropical rainforests. Leaves can vary in shape between plants but mostly resemble, you guessed it a fiddle. This plant has been trained in to a "standard" or tree form. Light: full to part sun Watering:

even in a mixed succulent container

Remaining attractive from spring to frost and increase in value with every passing year

You’ll know your caladiums are getting too much sun if you start to see holes with brown edges appear on the leaves between the veins

It can get up to 10'h and taller at maturity with even longer fronds

but allow soil to dry down about 2" between waterings

Height at maturity: varies with culture

mirror bight silver foliage with contrasting black veins

Height at maturity: 6 - 10" depending on variety

Baptisia x hybrid 'Solar Flare' false indigo is a bicolor Baptisia and a selection from Chicagoland Grows with purple and yellow bicolor flowers

Note on size: #5 (5gallon) pots are approximately 12" in diameter

Salt tolerant

identified and accounted for