| Other products used are sisal and ficus leaves, as well as discarded cotton, usually from worn cotton sheets from hospitals. |
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| The philodendrons, the ficus, and the Swedish ivy in their terra-cotta planters had wilted. |
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| At least now my ficus is looking very handsome in his glazed ceramic pot, and with a bit of rearranging all my books are on shelves, somehow. |
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| I think it's safe for the ficus to be in your bedroom or any room in the house. |
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| For the less adventurous, there is a selection of low-maintenance houseplants such as ficus and pothos. |
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| For true plant aficionados, grow a small tree, such as a ficus, on your deck. |
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| The ficus would thrive during the warm months on the patio in filtered morning sun, but I suspect summer afternoon sun would be too intense. |
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| The ficus we grow indoors are members of the fig family and capable of fruiting. |
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| Slim, arboreal columns and roof beams allude to the ficus trees that run along the western boundary of the site. |
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| Tropical bonsai, such as serissa, ficus, or bougainvillea can not adapt to freezing temperature and must be protected against frost. |
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| Later that night while I was watering the ficus, Mic finally phoned. |
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| For instance, in the International Airport area, trees such as neem, tamarind, casuarina and ficus, which absorb sound extremely well, are recommended. |
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| There is also a small terrace overlooking grounds landscaped with flame trees, plumbago, palms, ficus and ixora, among other plants. |
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| This giant ficus was planted in 1888 and long ago became one of the local landmarks. |
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| Consider reworking the roots and continuing to grow the ficus in pots. |
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| And I don't mean a ficus in a pot by someone's swimming pool. |
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| Now the hunt for more soaring specimens of kapok, wild ficus, Dead Man's Tree, and gnarled kenip continues, as efforts to save the trees gain steam. |
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| The exhibition includes a South African ficus, a tamarind with pods, elephant grass from Africa, cherry, bougainvillaea, fig, Accacia and trees collected from forests. |
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| With the help of a simple adze and a knife for the finishing touches, wood is carved then buffed by the abrading leaves of ficus. |
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| This ficus appreciates a good indirect light all the year. |
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| Slightly warmer are the asparagus ferns, begonias, coleus, ficus, hoya, kalanchoe and most orchids. |
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| Nor are the ficus trees, the Bermuda cedars, the pandanus, the Cape yews, and the remarkably vigorous ginger which cover the top of the mountain's northern slopes. |
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| Those that respond best include dieffenbachias, dracaenas, all ficus, and philodendrons. |
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| The company's orange tiger cat leapt from a palm to a ficus in the background, shaking the showroom's jungle, apparently satisfied with the merchandise. |
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| The building, which was constructed by the Emperor Ashoka in c. 250 B. C. and later rebuilt in the 5th-6th Century, stands beside the ficus religiosa tree and is one of the most ancient surviving brick structures in India. |
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| In testing seeds from thirty-eight trees, he found palm seeds grew better when deposited in wet areas, while cecropias and ficus, among others, did not. |
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| Spider plants and ivies are ideal for desks, and a large-leaved Ficus lyrata or Phoenix roebelinii will cheer up a bare corner. |
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| To my left was the big pine shading that store, and just to my right was another huge evergreen tree, a Ficus retusa, the Indian Laurel Fig. |
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| Slightly smaller, but no less vigorous is Ficus benjamina, the weeping fig which is often used as a bonsai because it responds so well to pruning. |
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| Molecular divergence in allopatric Ceratosolen pollinators of geographically widespread Ficus species. |
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| Anti-amnesic effect of Ficus religiosa in scopolamine-induced anterograde and retrograde amnesia. |
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| Relationship between a mutualist and a parasite of the laurel fig, Ficus microcarpa. |
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| He famously sat in meditation under a Ficus religiosa tree now called the Bodhi Tree in the town of Bodh Gaya in Gangetic plains region of South Asia. |
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| The conglutination of the strangler Ficus has implicit connotations of coitus, a probable reason why the Pygmies developed special names for it and chose it for bark cloth. |
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