Ficus hillii 'Standard'

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Ficus hillii 'Standard' is a versatile and popular topiary-style plant characterized by its dense, glossy foliage and upright, cylindrical form. Often styled into an elegant ball-on-stick appearance, this plant is a staple in many landscape designs due to its adaptability and striking presence. Whether it's framing a front entrance, lining an avenue, or gracing a patio, the Ficus hillii 'Standard' offers an enduring green elegance to spaces both big and small.

Common Name: Hill's Weeping Fig Standard
Mature Height (meters): 4-6m
Mature Width (meters): 2-3m
Spacing: 2.5-3m apart
Foliage: Glossy, oval-shaped, deep green leaves
Flowering period: Generally not grown for flowers in its standard form
Form/Habit: Columnar stem with a dense, rounded canopy
Uses: Ornamental, topiary, hedging, avenue planting, containers
Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen
Tolerates: Urban pollution, some drought once established
Drought Hardy: Moderately
Sun: Full sun to partial shade

Planting your Ficus hillii 'Standard'

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How to Plant Ficus hillii 'Standard':

Site Selection: Choose a location with well-draining soil that receives either full sun or partial shade.

Soil Preparation: Incorporate organic matter or compost into the soil to enhance fertility.

Hole Digging: Create a hole approximately twice as wide as the root ball of the plant.

Planting: Position the Ficus in the hole, ensuring it's upright. Refill with soil, tamp down gently, and water generously.

Caring For Your Ficus hillii 'Standard'

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Caring for Ficus hillii 'Standard':

Watering: Maintain consistent moisture, especially in the first year. Once established, the plant is relatively drought-tolerant. Mulching: Apply a layer of organic mulch around the base to help retain moisture and deter weeds. Pruning: Trim occasionally to uphold its shape, removing any misshapen or damaged branches.

Frequently Asked Questions about Ficus hillii 'Standard'

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Frequently Asked Questions:

How often should I prune Ficus hillii 'Standard' to keep its shape? Light pruning 2-3 times annually should suffice. Are there any pests to watch out for? Ficus hillii can sometimes attract pests such as aphids and scale. Monitor the plant and treat as needed.

Description

Ficus hillii 'Standard' is a versatile and popular topiary-style plant characterized by its dense, glossy foliage and upright, cylindrical form. Often styled into an elegant ball-on-stick appearance, this plant is a staple in many landscape designs due to its adaptability and striking presence. Whether it's framing a front entrance, lining an avenue, or gracing a patio, the Ficus hillii 'Standard' offers an enduring green elegance to spaces both big and small.

Common Name: Hill's Weeping Fig Standard
Mature Height (meters): 4-6m
Mature Width (meters): 2-3m
Spacing: 2.5-3m apart
Foliage: Glossy, oval-shaped, deep green leaves
Flowering period: Generally not grown for flowers in its standard form
Form/Habit: Columnar stem with a dense, rounded canopy
Uses: Ornamental, topiary, hedging, avenue planting, containers
Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen
Tolerates: Urban pollution, some drought once established
Drought Hardy: Moderately
Sun: Full sun to partial shade

Planting your Ficus hillii 'Standard'

How to Plant Ficus hillii 'Standard':

Site Selection: Choose a location with well-draining soil that receives either full sun or partial shade.

Soil Preparation: Incorporate organic matter or compost into the soil to enhance fertility.

Hole Digging: Create a hole approximately twice as wide as the root ball of the plant.

Planting: Position the Ficus in the hole, ensuring it's upright. Refill with soil, tamp down gently, and water generously.

Caring For Your Ficus hillii 'Standard'

Caring for Ficus hillii 'Standard':

Watering: Maintain consistent moisture, especially in the first year. Once established, the plant is relatively drought-tolerant. Mulching: Apply a layer of organic mulch around the base to help retain moisture and deter weeds. Pruning: Trim occasionally to uphold its shape, removing any misshapen or damaged branches.

Frequently Asked Questions about Ficus hillii 'Standard'

Frequently Asked Questions:

How often should I prune Ficus hillii 'Standard' to keep its shape? Light pruning 2-3 times annually should suffice. Are there any pests to watch out for? Ficus hillii can sometimes attract pests such as aphids and scale. Monitor the plant and treat as needed.

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