Bonsai of Ficus Cascade.
Safe delivery in a wooden crate.

• Height: 37 cm (excluding pot)

• Width: 30 cm

• Trunk: 20 cm

• Pot: 8 x 14 x 20 cm

Photos taken in April 2026

Ficus Carica bonsai in a white pot

This Ficus Carica bonsai is a common fig grown as a bonsai and sold with the white pot shown in the photographs. The tree stands about 37 cm tall measured from the soil, around 30 cm across, on a trunk of roughly 20 cm. The pictures were taken in April 2026 and show the exact specimen on offer, set in a white ceramic pot of 8 x 14 x 20 cm that comes with it.

Ficus carica is the edible fig, a Mediterranean tree with broad lobed leaves and a pale, smooth bark that takes on movement and girth as it ages. Worked as a bonsai it gives a heavier, more sculptural trunk than many indoor figs, and the white pot sets off the grey of the bark and the green of the foliage cleanly. The size here reads as a substantial table specimen rather than a small starter tree.

The fig in bonsai

Figs have a long history in bonsai for their fast thickening trunks and their willingness to form character early. Ficus carica brings the added association of the Mediterranean orchard, a species people recognise from the fruit, which gives the tree a familiar, rooted feel. The broad leaf is part of its identity rather than something to hide.

About this specimen

The tree you receive is the one in the photographs: a Ficus carica at roughly 37 cm in height with a 20 cm trunk, planted in the white 8 x 14 x 20 cm pot that is included. It ships in a wooden crate for safe delivery. This is a single living tree, photographed in April 2026, so what you see is what arrives.

A fig of this scale suits anyone who wants a presence on the bench with a recognisable Mediterranean character.