A Ficus Danielle at 170 cm. Danielle is the darker, denser cousin of the common ficus, with broader deep-green leaves and a fuller canopy that holds together as a solid mass rather than a fine weeping veil.
That density makes it the better choice when the plant has a job to do: screening a desk, softening the corner of a glass partition, or giving a bare wall something to sit against. It stays exactly this full year-round, with no seasonal thinning and no leaves on the floor.




























































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