Sentences with phrase «fiddle leaf fig»

But we went to the store this past weekend to pick up curtains for the same space and there it was: the perfect faux fiddle leaf fig tree at the perfect height, dimensions just right for our living room.

I've been looking for fiddle leaf figs but haven't come across one locally.

There is a large fiddle leaf fig in the reception area where I work and it has been thriving for years.

I have that same Pottery Barn faux fiddle leaf fig tree and it's awesome.

I love the look of fiddle leaf figs, monstera deliciosas, snake plants, and rubber plants — all of which you'll find in my living room (pictured above).

The woman at the nursery told me the best thing to do with fiddle leaf figs is indirect light, watering only when very dry and applying a systemic every two months.

In my daughter's room I added this faux fiddle leaf fig from World Market.

I love fiddle leaf figs and just bought one at IKEA a couple weeks ago (quite a bit smaller and only $ 13).

Due to my black thumbs I'm not ready to sacrifice any more leaves from my little tree but I did see a huge fiddle leaf fig at the zoo the other day... I'm sure it wouldn't miss the odd leaf here and there...)

I don't really know anything about fiddle leaf figs except that I want one and they need LOTS of light (which means it probably wouldn't be good in my house).

The thing is, real fiddle leaf fig trees need A L

I have my own fiddle leaf fig tale / failure post scheduled for Monday... and the story is pretty much the same.

I have a funny fiddle leaf fig story.

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This is the story of a young fiddle leaf fig named Leif.

I have purchased a braided fiddle leaf fig tree and my question is using the coconut oil is it states using a couple of drops on a soft towel.

Next I wanted to share my left for dead fiddle leaf fig with you.

Our air conditioned and heated houses are nothing like the dark, moist tropical climate where fiddle leaf figs are native.

There were gorgeous peonies, hydrangeas, ranunculus and a plethora of succulents, cactuses and fiddle leaf fig tress.

Good luck on finding a big fiddle leaf fig, usually, their sold small.

Last week I had a photoshoot at my house (BHG's Refresh Magazine — coming out in March) and I was lucky enough to keep this ENORMOUS fiddle leaf fig (yes, it's real!).

• If you're kind of over the high maintenance fiddle leaf fig trend that's everywhere, here is a great GUIDE TO THE BEST PLANTS FOR YOUR HOME!

I am a professional interior Plantscaper in Sacramento California fiddle leaf fig botanical name Ficus Lyrata requires bright light and is a tropical plant it can not be grown outside below 58 degrees Like the Ficus benjamina they do not like to be moved and do not like drafty areas they tend to drop their leaves.

I guess it is actually kind of a like a spa when I think about it, a spa where weak and weary fiddle leaf figs to come and rejuvenate themselves in the sunlight during the winter months.

Hi Melissa, I have just spent several hours looking at all your posts, this one with your delightful fiddle leaf fig was the reason I found your blog - I am indeed inspired!

and also read this portion which was linked to the above page 7 secrets on how to save a dying fiddle leaf fig tree.

We have a new fiddle leaf fig in the family!

Not going into fiddle leaf fig land... I stick with indoor plants I can't kill, i.e. the corn leaf palm.

I have killed many fiddle leaf figs in my life, I'm sorry to say.

And FYI in case I haven't encouraged you to spend enough moola at Target already, that is in fact a fake fiddle leaf fig tree... and I couldn't be more proud of a fake plant if I tried.

I discovered she has some qualities that rival those of the endearing fiddle leaf fig.

There's also a few items that we've started collecting for the new room, including our first ever fiddle leaf fig tree!

I know there's a lot of talk on blogs about whether the ever - popular fiddle leaf fig tree is «in» or «out» in decorating, but when you think about it, isn't it kind of silly to put any plant in a trend category?

I was just wondering because I bought a huge braided trunk fiddle leaf fig, I just started on wiping it down today and the couple of drops wasn't going to work because it has a ton of leaves...

The mature fiddle leaf fig adds a contrasting pop of vibrant green, while the white ceilings keep the scheme fresh and prevent the space from being too overwhelming.

I knew I had made it as a successful human being the day I was given an indoor fiddle leaf fig tree.

(Cheryl wrote a great post about how to propagate fiddle leaf fig trees from a leaf.

And here is my beloved fiddle leaf fig tree in a woven cane basket.

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Accessorize the seating with a pair of these alluring pillows, then pepper the patio with planters full of fiddle leaf figs and rubber trees for botanical appeal.

We brought him home in January of 2016, and after five months of tending to him and keeping him alive, I wrote this post about how to care for fiddle leaf figs.

I have no clue about fiddle leaf figs... never even heard of them.

The thing is, real fiddle leaf fig trees need A L

Studio McGee livens up a masculine office with a large fiddle leaf fig in a wicker basket.

I have that same Pottery Barn faux fiddle leaf fig tree and it's awesome.

The thing is, real fiddle leaf fig trees need A LOT of natural light and not all homes have great lighting.

Will and I also made a trip to Pottery Barn and picked up these sheer curtains (I ordered the cheap ones I linked to in last week's post and they were dreadful in person), this faux fiddle leaf fig (obsessed), and a candle for this lantern that we received as a wedding gift and that my mom suggested bringing into our living room.

We've officially reached peak houseplant season: a time when windowsills without succulents just look drab and a fiddle leaf fig in the corner is the ultimate statement piece.