Port Jackson Fig
The Port Jackson Fig, also known as the Little-leaf Fig or the Rusty Fig, is a native of eastern Australia.
Cultivation
It is commonly used as a large ornamental tree in eastern Australia, and also in Hawaii and California in the USA, where it is also listed as an invasive species in some areas. It is popular for bonsai work.
Related Topics:
Ornamental tree - Hawaii - California - USA - Invasive species - Bonsai
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