0 Results: New & Used in fig tree plant in Blacktown Area, NSW

These are starter plants for bonsai in 175mm or larger pots ready for you to develop further. Prices as per below.... ****First Pic**** ------These 3 trees are SOLD----- SOLD....3 x Port Jackson Fig (Rubiginosa) $20 each - Aussie native very popular for bonsai. Hardy species that can survive a degree of neglect. Suitable for many styles ****Second Pic**** - $20 Lantana (Domestica....not the weed). This one is "citrus blend" and has yellow/orange flowers. Develops an appealing furrowed gnar

These are plants that I've grown for bonsai (but you could do whatever you like with them). They need further growth and development. They are in 140mm pots. Varieties I have: Buxus (Japanese)....develops a "furrowed" looking bark. Slow growing. Popular for bonsai. Dwarf Umbrella (Schefflera)....hardy species that can make an interesting bonsai. (SORRY, NONE ATM) Fig Port Jackson (Rubiginosa)....a very popular Aussie native really suitable for bonsai. Fig (Tiger Bark)....again, very popul

Port Jackson Fig (ficus rubignosa) are known as the 'Rusty" fig. They were called this because of the 'rusty' "colour" on the underside of their leaves Not all Port Jacksons have this characteristic. These trees I'm selling are cuttings from a stock tree that has the rusty colour on the underside of its leaves. Because they are cuttings they will remain true to the parent plant (pictured), ie, have the rusty "colour" on the bottom of the leaves. Anyway, no big deal but here's some if you lik

These are small plants that I've grown for bonsai (but you could do whatever you like with them). They need to grow and develop further. Varieties include: Port Jackson Fig (Rubiginosa)....a very popular Aussie native really suitable for bonsai. Great for beginners as it's quite forgiving. Buxus (Japanese)....develops a furrowed bark that gives age to the tree. Slow growing. Popular for bonsai. Chinese Elm (Ulmus Parvifolia)....deciduous and a vigorous grower very suitable for bonsai. Nice

Black Tuscan Fig tree. In 200mm pot. Well rooted plant. Pick up from Cherrybrook, NSW 2126

'A Sangue' Fig tree. Marcot/ Air layered plant with very strong root system. In 160mm pot. 'A Sangue' is an ancient fig variety from Brindisi region of Italy. 'Sangue' means blood, the blood red pulp of this fantastic fig gives its name 'A Sangue'. 'A Sangue' is an intense berry fig with thick syrupy pulp. This plant is an air layer plant, Please see the photo of air layering from the mother tree. 'A Sangue' fig is not a common fig. Needs fig wasp for pollination. Pick up from Cherrybrook,

Yes, available. 'Golden Riverside UCR' Fig tree. Airlayer fig plant with strong root system. 'Golden Riverside UCR 278-128' is a product of breeding program at UC Riverside in 1950s. Many ranks this variety very high. Some compare it to a Black Madeira mixed with a yellow variety when well-ripened. Eric( Evdurtschi) of outfig.com says:"A properly ripened Golden Riverside UCR is like an apple size sugar bomb." Golden Riverside UCR is a large juicy fig with very delicious honey sweet pulp. Go

Black Madeira KK fig tree. KK strain of Black Madeira is most vigorous strain among 3 strain of Black Madeira. This is a very healthy air layer plant. In 20 cm pot. Pick up from Cherrybrook, NSW 2126

Fancy leaf fig tree. Extremely rare fig plant. Beautiful, and eye-catching leaf pattern. Air-layer plant. In 140mm pot. Last 4 photos showing the plant for sale. First 3 photos showing the mother tree. Pick up from Cherrybrook, NSW 2126

Black Madeira (KK) grafted plant. Perhaps 'Black Madeira' is the best tasting fig that exists. Your mind will be blown after eating this BM fig. It is rich and sweet, it tastes like rich strawberry. The size is typically medium with thick neck and dark purple skin, and dark red pulp. There are 3 strains of Black Madeira: Black Madeira (KK), Black Madeira (UCD) and Black Madeira (Encanto Farms). Black Madeira (KK) is a variant that comes from Keith Karausky. His tree originally came from Jon