

Umbrella Tree
Available for:
Pickup available at All Locations
Usually ready in 2-4 days

Umbrella Tree
4"
All Locations
Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days
Order will be sent to store of your choice
Washington DC 20001
United States
Available for:
Pickup available at All Locations
Usually ready in 2-4 days

Umbrella Tree
4"
All Locations
Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days
Order will be sent to store of your choice
Washington DC 20001
United States
Native to tropical areas in Australia and New Guinea, the Umbrella Tree name is given to a wide variety of schlefferas. Most branches will grow 5-7 leaves that hang like their own mini umbrella!
Schefflera are fast growing, woody stemmed tropical plants with a number of species commonly found in the houseplant hobby. They are known for their palmate leaves which come in a variety of sizes, and which can grow densely on branches. They are a fairly typical tropical plant, enjoying a moderate watering after they have almost but not totally dried out. They enjoy strong indirect light and maybe some eastern direct sun. They can be found in a variety of styles, whether it is a single tree-like specimen or a bushy presentation in a pot filled with stems.
Schefflera are fast growing, woody stemmed tropical plants with a number of species commonly found in the houseplant hobby. They are known for their palmate leaves which come in a variety of sizes, and which can grow densely on branches. They are a fairly typical tropical plant, enjoying a moderate watering after they have almost but not totally dried out. They enjoy strong indirect light and maybe some eastern direct sun. They can be found in a variety of styles, whether it is a single tree-like specimen or a bushy presentation in a pot filled with stems.
Height:
8" Alpine- 3-4'
10"- 2-3'
10" Column- 2-3'
Nora 14"- 5-6'
*Pots sold separately *
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Umbrella Tree
Sale price$15.00
Regular price
Lighting Instructions
Plant receives direct sun, but only in the morning or direct sun is partially blocked...think of filtered sun from trees.