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Ficus PumilaCreeping Fig Climbing Fig Botanical Name: Ficus pumila Family: Moraceae Origin: East Asia (China, Japan, Vietnam) Plant Type: Evergreen climber clinging vine Overview Ficus pumila is a dense, self clinging evergreen climber ideal for covering walls, fences, columns and shaded structures in Adelaide and South Australia. Known for its ability to soften hard surfaces with a fine textured green layer, it produces small, juvenile leaves that cling tightly

Big lilac flower spikes

Foliage: Deep burgundy to wine-red strappy leaves

Hanging basket: 1 plant per 250–300 mm basket (2 for extra-full look)

Botanical Name: ROSE / Rosa 'Lorraine Lee'

evergreen to semi-evergreen foliage with seasonal tinting

poor soils and intense summer heat

Soil: Sandy to loam

Rapid screening along fences

and first-rate drought/heat resilience — perfect for SA landscapes with minimal fuss

coastal sands

Low informal hedges and coastal borders (great clip response)

and modern Mediterranean gardens alongside Lomandra