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Adonidia merrillii
Common Name: Adonidia Palm, Manila Palm
Family: Palmae
Pictured: 17” Adonidia merrilli

SPECIFICATION GUIDELINES:
• Erect palm to 20 feet high with rather slender, prominently ringed single trunk.
• Trunks may be single, double, or triple.
• Foliage begins at approximately 40-50% of overall height — higher for specimens of 15 feet and up.
• Pot size in relationship to minimum plant height:

Cycas revoluta
Common Name: King Sago
Family: Cycadaceae
Pictured: 14" Cycas revoluta

SPECIFICATION GUIDELINES:
• Similar to Queen Sago, leaves are dard green, glossy, stiff, and pinnately divided.
• Will grow to 10 feet high and may be branched.
• Leaves arise from a single crown at the top of the plant.
• Foliage stretches in low light. 

Ficus maclellandii ‘Alii’
Common Name: Alii Fig Tree
Family: Moraceae
Pictured: 14” Ficus maclellandii ‘Alii’ 
Other forms available: Bush 

SPECIFICATION GUIDELINES: 
• Foliage and lowest branches holding foliage should originate at a point halfway between top of soil level and top of maximum foliage.
• Width to height ratio for field-grown trees above 12 feet in height should be that of their natural growth habit, which may be greater than one-half of height ratio.
• Pot size in relationship to minimum plant height: 

Ficus retusa nitida
Common Name: Indian Laurel, Fig Laurel
Family: Moraceae
Pictured: 14" standard trunk
Ficus retusa nitida 

SPECIFICATION GUIDELINES:
• Foliage and lowest branches holding foliage should originate at a point halfway between top of soil level and top of maximum foliage.
• Width to height ratio for field-grown trees above 12 feet in height should be that of their natural growth habit, which may be greater than one-half of height ratio.
• Pot size in relationship to minimum plant height: 

Ficus lyrata
Common Name: Fiddle Leaf Fig
Family: Moraceae
Pictured: 17" Ficus lyrata tree form
Other forms available: Also grown as a columnar bush.

SPECIFICATION GUIDELINES:
• Foliage and lowest branches holding foliage should originate at a point halfway between top of soil level and top of maximum foliage.
• Width to height ratio for field-grown trees above 12 feet in height should be that of their natural growth habit, which may be greater than one-half of height ratio.
• Pot size in relationship to minimum plant height:

Ficus lyrata
Common Name: Fiddle Leaf Fig
Family: Moraceae
Pictured: 14" Ficus lyrata bush form
Other forms available: Also grown in a tree form.

SPECIFICATION GUIDELINES:
• Foliage and lowest branches holding foliage should originate at a point halfway between top of soil level and top of maximum foliage.
• Width to height ratio for field-grown trees above 12 feet in height should be that of their natural growth habit, which may be greater than one-half of height ratio.
• Pot size in relationship to minimum plant height:

Phoenix roebelenii
Common Name: Dwarf Date Palm, Pigmy Date Palm
Family: Palmae
Pictured: 14" Phoenix roebelenii

SPECIFICATION GUIDELINES:
• Typical specification for this plant is single, double, or triple, which indicates number of trunks per plant. There is no minimum number of trunks per container. All trunks should have approximately the same diameter.
• Pot size in relationship to minimum plant height and width: