Banyan Fig

The Ficus benghalensis, or Banyan Fig, is a majestic evergreen tree native to the Indian subcontinent, renowned for its vast canopy and aerial roots that grow into secondary trunks, allowing the tree to spread extensively. It can reach heights of 20 to 30 metres and form a canopy spanning hundreds of metres, making it a symbol of longevity and shelter in many cultures. Its large, leathery green leaves and small, red figs provide year-round beauty and support for wildlife.
This iconic tree thrives in tropical and subtropical climates, making it ideal for parks, large gardens, and cultural landscapes.
The Banyan Fig is a monumental and culturally significant tree, perfect for creating grand, shaded landscapes and supporting diverse ecosystems.
Supplied as advanced, project-grade specimens. Sizes above are the working supply range and are confirmed against your plant schedule. Proven for Middle East coastal projects.
Project pedigree: Ficus benghalensis specimens are handled as hero trees under the documented export procedure, from root ball to ship. Read the record.