Ficus pumila var. quercifolia (String of Frogs)Ficus pumila Quercifolia, sometime called String of Frogs or Miniature Oakleaf Fig, is an adorable, dwarf evergreen houseplant with tiny, bright green leaves that resemble frogs or oakleaves. They leaves stay under 1 2 inch in size. They are carried on trailing stems, forming a low mat of foliage. Prefers a warm, humid environment with bright indirect light, although they can do fine in very low light. They are perfect in a window hanging basket,

Does not flop like typical catmints

Sometimes sold as 'Aurea Compacta'

Does especially well in coastal areas

with hints of spiced apple and cloves

but they typically have 3 to 5 short spines

blue-green needles and abundant secondary buds which flush out to create an exceptionally lush structure

Water generously during the growing season and sparingly during the autumn and winter

compact habit works well as edging or in the front of borders

cascading clusters of fragrant white flowers

appearance in the garden

LAUREL Dwarf

5″H  39 lbs