The Garden Community for Garden Lovers

You can return to our figs page or browse the pictures using the next and previous links.

Ficus auriculata - Roxburgh Fig


Ficus auriculata  - Roxburgh Fig (Ficus auriculata  - Roxburgh Fig)

Many figs on the trunk of the Roxburgh Fig at Quail Botanical Gardens. Photo taken July 7, 2009.



Comments on this photo

 

Oh my goodness, my dear sweet little old grandma (My Nonna) would be tickled pink to have all these. She loves figs! They look strange growing on the branch like that. I haven't seen them grow like this before.

8 Jul, 2009

 

That's just fantastic.
I've never seen this before and i love this shot, are they edible Delonix ?

8 Jul, 2009

 

Is this the usual way for figs to grow?
.... and in such great quantity ?
Good pic. Delonix. Well done :o)

8 Jul, 2009

 

Tasteyg:

Many species of Ficus will produce figs on the trunks and branches.

Louise1:

They are edible, however, I've never tasted one before...I should have as there were several large figs on the ground.

Terratoonie:

Thanks! Not all species of Ficus grow figs like this...but some do. Most species of Ficus will produce figs at the tip of the branches.

I'll post my Ficus cyathistipula in my back yard which has many large figs on it now.

8 Jul, 2009

 

Thanks. I'll look out for that pic :o)

8 Jul, 2009

 

Terratoonie:

I'll be posting the Ficus cyathistipula this afternoon.

8 Jul, 2009




   Photo 52 of 230

  • previous slideshow photo
  • next slideshow photo

What else?

This photo is of species Ficus auriculata - Roxburgh Fig.

See who else has plants in genus Ficus.

Members who like this photo

  • Gardening with friends since
    17 May, 2009

  • Gardening with friends since
    20 May, 2009

  • Gardening with friends since
    14 Aug, 2008

  • Gardening with friends since
    31 Jan, 2008

  • Gardening with friends since
    20 Aug, 2008

  • Gardening with friends since
    9 Apr, 2008