Ficus coronata
“Creek Sandpaper Fig”
TREE TO 8 METRES TALLLeaves have sand-paper like texture & are up to 13cm long, ripe figs grow along trunk & branch axis and are sweet & tasty and attract birds. Host to Common Moonbeam & Purple Moonbeam butterfly.
| Suitability |
|---|
| Small Trees up to 10m |
| Moraceae |
| Full Shade / Filtered Sun |
| Adaptable, Moist |
| Dry Rainforest |
| Features |
|---|
| Bird Attracting, Bush Food Plants, Butterfly Plants, Clay Tolerant Species, Creek Species, Edible Fruit Plants, Fire Retardant plants, Flying Fox Food Plants, Indoor Plants, Rainforest Garden Plants |
| Localities |
|---|
| Bellbowrie, Cubberla Creek, Enoggera Catchment, Ipswich area, Jamboree Heights, Logan City, Middle Park, Moggill, Mt Ommaney, Pine Rivers, River Hills, South Stradbroke Island, Sunshine Coast district, Upper Brisbane Valley - Water courses |
