4" Ficus Lyrata, Bambino anthurium Perfectly round mounds from the

Perfectly round mounds from the tiniest plant to specimen oldies of 2' or so

dusty elephants stomping around these pretty

discovered in the late 1800's and named for a Scottish botanist

he's a starry shaped guy who makes whole bunches of pups and friends on the side

meager white flowers

4" Ficus Lyrata, Bambino anthurium Perfectly round mounds from theDwarfy, little Lyrata Bambino was found growing in a bunch of full size Lyratas in 1992. Having the same great big, green paddles for leaves (but so much closer together), with the same sturdy, yellow veins and the same care needs as big Lyrata, the main difference is the space between the leaves and ultimate, full grown size. Bambino gets only up to 3' tall or so in his lifetime. The short interval between leaves on its raggedy brown trunk makes for