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1 0 Weeping Fig, Benjamin's Fig, or Ficus tree

Weeping Fig, Benjamin's Fig, or Ficus tree

by ChiefRedEarthThiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India

0 0 Common fig

Common fig

by IoannisParis, Île-de-France, Tromelin Island

The common fig tree with fruits.

0 0 Fig

Fig

by guyseroussiHaZafon, Israel

Large leaves. Grow by water.

0 0 Sycomore fig

Sycomore fig

by guyseroussiHaZafon, Israel

The fruits are edible.

0 0 Purple fig tree

Purple fig tree

by amandamatlesNew York City, New York, USA

15 ft tall, edible fruits, 8 yrs old

1 0 Common Fig

Common Fig

by Joseph CHIEF REDEARTHPunjab, India

Growing on the roadside.

1 0 Common Fig

Common Fig

by BrettFallenWaikato, New Zealand

The fruit (fig) is

0 0 Seagrape

Seagrape

by DebLongLookabillPort St. Lucie, Florida, USA

Planted near a community pool; growing with strangler

0 0 Cluster Fig

Cluster Fig

by VinnyNorthern Territory, Australia

are edible being yellow/orange when ripe. ...

1 10 Fig

Fig

by DangermouseAlgarve, Portugal

edible

0 0 Fig tree

Fig tree

by joanbstanleyAvalon, California, USA

Common fig is a deciduous shrub (to 10-15’ ...

3 0 Eumorpha Fig

Eumorpha Fig

by ChunXingWongTuaran, Sabah, Malaysia

Short fig tree with hard hairy fruits and ...

2 1 Cluster Fig tree

Cluster Fig tree

by VivBraznellThailand

were laden with fruit but I don't think they are

2 0 Ficus

Ficus

by achmmadDaerah Khusus Ibu Kota Jakarta, Indonesia

Small figs with fleshy fruit. See pics 2 ...

0 2 Highland Breadfruit

Highland Breadfruit

by martinl3141, Victoria, Australia

This is a tropical fig tree with huge ...

2 1 Blue Quandong

Blue Quandong

by ChristianeWarwick, QLD, Australia

Elaeocarpus angustifolius is a rainforest tree in the Elaeocarpaceae family, ...

0 0 Drooping fig, खैना

Drooping fig, खैना

by Joseph CHIEF REDEARTHUttarakhand, India

The tree Ficus semicordata is gathered from the wild for its

0 0 Common Fig

Common Fig

by Karen HilemanDaytona Beach, Florida, USA

bears an edible

0 0 Common fig, higuera

Common fig, higuera

by arlandaExtremadura, Spain

. The edible

2 0 Ice Plant

Ice Plant

by MachiCalifornia, USA

A beautiful succulent with yellow flowers and foliage that was turning red ...

1 0 Common fig

Common fig

by SisirBangaAssam, India

Common fig can reach a considerable size ...

0 0 Hottentot Fig

Hottentot Fig

by KatKilouekaAvalon, California, USA

, Highway Ice Plant, Pigface or Hottentot

0 0 Elephant Ear/Roxburgh Fig

Elephant Ear/Roxburgh Fig

by VivBraznellThailand

Reasonable sized fruits growing from the trunk and branches of the tree

0 0 Ficus sycomorus

Ficus sycomorus

by eti.rimermאשדוד, מחוז הדרום, Israel

The fruit is a large edible

2 0 Fig Opuntia

Fig Opuntia

by Marta RubioTexeiraMorro Bay, California, USA

edible sweet fruits.

0 0 Strangler Fig

Strangler Fig

by Karen HilemanFlorida, USA

The strangler fig is a fast growing tree ...

0 0 Fico d'India - prickly pear cactus

Fico d'India - prickly pear cactus

by Bruce WeiskottenForte Dei Marmi, Toscana, Italy

known as Indian figs in reference to the ...

0 0 Hottentot fig

Hottentot fig

by Debbie StewartTeulada, Comunitat Valenciana, Spain

native to South Africa and thrive in full sunshine. their leaves and fruit are ...

0 0 Barbary Fig

Barbary Fig

by Noah CitizenThiès, Senegal

area) Flowers are bright yellow to orange-red; multiple petals. Fruits are ...

7 4 Villosa Fig

Villosa Fig

by ChunXingWongTawau, Sabah, Malaysia

An epiphytic fig which climbs trees and ...

1 0 Nopal

Nopal

by EsEverdeHidalgo, Mexico

A young plant of about 1m displaying a bright green you don't see in the older ...

0 0 Prickly Pear Cactus

Prickly Pear Cactus

by Ric3Florida, USA

Also known as the Indian Fig. It has ...

0 0 Black Mission Fig

Black Mission Fig

by NadjaJ.BemDallas, Texas, USA

introduced fig trees to Lambeth Palace in ...

0 0 Matapalo Tree

Matapalo Tree

by LarryGrazianoCosta Rica

and to higher elevations. Fig species are ...

0 0 turkey berry, Devil's fig, pea eggplant

turkey berry, Devil's fig, pea eggplant

by S FrazierPapua, Indonesia

Solanum torvum"known as Devil's Fig (among ...

1 0 Highway ice plant

Highway ice plant

by Ricardo SalgueiroPortugal

, pigface or Hottentot fig and in South ...

1 1 Sea Fig

Sea Fig

by MachiCalifornia, USA

At first, I thought these were just a purple morph of Carpobrotus edulis, which ...

1 0 Green Weaver Ant

Green Weaver Ant

by jdub2348Western Australia, Australia

These unique ants weave together the leaves of

2 0 spineless cactus

spineless cactus

by AnnaWhipkeyCalifornia, USA

Spineless cacti were developed by Luther Burbank from hybrids of Indian

1 0 Prickly Pear Cactus

Prickly Pear Cactus

by misako.hillArizona

Like all true cactus species, prickly pears are native only to the Western ...

1 2 Ice plant,Chorão das praias

Ice plant,Chorão das praias

by AntónioGinjaGinjaBraga, Portugal

confused with its close relative, the more diminutive and less aggressive ...

2 11 Natal Sourfig

Natal Sourfig

by TizMozambique

Aizoaceae, native to Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa. The flowers of this ...

5 2 Moreton bay fig tree

Moreton bay fig tree

by jaeNew South Wales, Australia

Ficus macrophylla, commonly known as the Moreton Bay

0 0 Pricklypear

Pricklypear

by QWMomGeorgia, USA

. The juicy and edible red fruits measure ...

0 0 Pricklypear

Pricklypear

by QWMomGeorgia, USA

. The juicy and edible red fruits measure ...

6 12 वटवृक्ष Indian Banyan

वटवृक्ष Indian Banyan

by Sachin ZaveriJamnagar, India

species (which includes the common edible ...

0 2 Black Witch

Black Witch

by JohnAndrewMontgomery

Brown moth with tan strips and black spot on the wings

0 0 Osage-orange

Osage-orange

by JellisSacramento, California, USA

formed by a cluster of flowers called an inflorescence, such as pineapple, ...

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