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12 plants in this collection have their own page on HortOS: 12 trees. Each row shows how many growers in Australia list the plant today and the trade price it starts from ex GST.

Native to Australia
4 of 12
Foliage
11 evergreen
Heights
0.6 m to 40 m

Backhousia citriodoraLemon myrtleTree · 8 m · 44 growers$2.95ex GST
Ficus elastica 'Burgundy'Rubber plantEvergreen tree · 1.8 m to 12 m · 36 growers$2.50ex GST
Ficus lyrataFiddle leaf figEvergreen tree · 0.6 m to 3 m · 34 growers$3.48ex GST
Beaucarnea recurvataPonytail palmEvergreen tree · 1.8 m to 2.4 m · 32 growers$1.00ex GST
Ficus elastica 'Tineke'Rubber plantEvergreen tree · 2.5 m to 4 m · 18 growers$6.50ex GST
Ficus lyrata 'Bambino'Dwarf fiddle leaf figEvergreen tree · 0.8 m to 1.5 m · 16 growers$5.95ex GST
Ficus microcarpaHill's weeping figEvergreen tree · 12 m to 15 m · 10 growers$4.50ex GST
Ficus benjaminaWeeping figEvergreen tree · 12 m to 15 m · 8 growers$12.00ex GST
Ficus benjamina 'Variegata'Weeping figEvergreen tree · 9 m to 12 m · 8 growers$7.15ex GST
Cordyline australisNew Zealand cabbage treeEvergreen tree · 1.8 m to 9 m · 6 growers$10.95ex GST
Ficus elasticaRubber plantEvergreen tree · 30 m to 40 m · 5 growers$30.00ex GST
Ficus microcarpaHill's weeping figEvergreen tree · 12 m to 15 m · 4 growers$25.00ex GST

Prices are each grower's own, ex GST; availability is confirmed by the grower at order. Growers can update or remove their listing at any time.

About this collection

About this collection

This collection holds 12 indoor trees, each with its own page on HortOS: 12 trees.

The most widely grown today are Lemon myrtle (44 growers), Rubber plant (36 growers), Fiddle leaf fig, Ponytail palm and Rubber plant, by the number of growers in Australia listing each one. 4 of them are native to Australia, among them Lemon myrtle, Hill's weeping fig and Weeping fig.

The smallest is Dwarf fiddle leaf fig, at 0.8 m to 1.5 m tall, and the tallest is Rubber plant, at 30 m to 40 m. 11 are evergreen.

The table above shows each plant's growers and today's from-price ex GST, and each name opens the plant's page with every grower that lists it and its pot sizes. Related collections include Indoor plants, Trees and Evergreen trees.

Questions

Which indoor trees are the most widely grown?

The most widely grown today are Lemon myrtle (44 growers), Rubber plant (36 growers), Fiddle leaf fig, Ponytail palm and Rubber plant, by the number of growers in Australia listing each one.

Which indoor trees are native to Australia?

4 of the 12 are native to Australia: Lemon myrtle, Hill's weeping fig, Weeping fig and Hill's weeping fig.

Which indoor trees grow over 8 m tall?

7 grow to over 8 m: Rubber plant, Hill's weeping fig, Weeping fig, Weeping fig, New Zealand cabbage tree, Rubber plant and Hill's weeping fig.

Which indoor trees are drought tolerant?

1 of the 12 are drought tolerant: Ponytail palm.

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