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Ficus Hillii is a fast-growing, dense evergreen tree ideal for screening and hedging. It features glossy green foliage with lighter new growth, creating a lush and vibrant appearance year-round. This hardy plant thrives in full sun to part shade and is well-suited for urban environments due to its tolerance of pruning and adaptability to various soil types. 

Product Specifications

  • Common Name: Ficus Hill
  • Botanical Name: Ficus Microcarpa ‘Hillii'
  • Mature Height: 10 meters plus
  • Mature Width: 4-6 meters
  • Spacing: 1 -2 meter apart for a screening hedge
  • Foliage: Glossy, bright green, evergreen leaves
  • Form/Habit: Tall, upright, dense growth habit
  • Flowering: No
  • Uses: Hedge, privacy screen, garden borders
  • Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen
  • Tolerates: Varied soil types, urban pollution
  • Drought Hardy: Yes, once established
  • Sun: Full sun to partial shade
  • Maintenance: Low; benefits from gentle pruning
  • Water Requirement: Moderate; hydrate while establishing
  • Australian Native: No

Commonly Asked Questions

What is the main Difference Between Ficus Hill and Ficus Flash:
The key difference between Ficus hillii and Ficus hillii ‘Flash’ is the foliage. ‘Flash’ has a more compact, bushy growth habit and features bright lime-green new growth, whereas the standard Ficus Hill has darker, more uniform green leaves. ‘Flash’ is often preferred for hedging due to its denser appearance and slightly slower, more manageable growth. 

Can Ficus plants be pleached? Ficus Flash is a popular choice for pleaching, which can be achieved through selective pruning. This creates drama in your garden design and allows space for contrasting underplanting. 

Do I need to worry about the root system on Ficus? Ficus trees can have an extensive root system that actively seeks out water, we do not recommend planting them near pools or directly next to buildings. However, they remain one of the most popular evergreen screening plants due to their versatility, particularly for privacy hedging. Regular pruning helps control root growth and maintains plant health, while root barriers or raised garden beds can provide additional protection against root growth.

When should I prune Ficus Hilli? Pruning at least twice a year—late winter to early spring, just before new growth starts and late summer to early autumn to maintain shape. Avoid heavy pruning in late autumn / winter as this may leave the plant vulnerable to cold weather stress. With any type of pruning, always use clean and sharp shears to prevent damage and diseases spread between plants.

Plant Sizes

30cm Pot — Approx. 1.2 planted height

45ltr Bag — Approx. 1.8m planted height and bushy

100L Bag — Approx. 2m planted height and bushy

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30–Day Health Guarantee

We want you to love your plants, and we stand by their quality. That’s why we offer a 30-day guarantee on all of our plants. Plants are living things, and like any living thing, they need the right care to thrive. This guarantee applies only where reasonable care has been taken, including proper watering, positioning, and planting in suitable conditions. Please note, our guarantee does not cover damage resulting from neglect, unsuitable planting environments, or a change of mind. If something’s not quite right, just get in touch within 30 days of receiving your plant, and we’ll happily review it for you.

FAQ'S

How Much Does Delivery Cost?


We offer reliable delivery services with a standard charge of $77 for Metro Melbourne.

For advanced plants in 100L pot sizes, delivery is $149.

Trade projects, regional, and interstate deliveries are individually quoted, and we’re happy to provide a custom price based on your specific requirements.

How Does Delivery Work?

Orders are usually delivered within a couple of days after orders are received, with busy days or peak seasons (e.g Spring), sometimes taking a few additional days for delivery.

Once your order is ready for shipment we will contact you prior to advise on your estimated delivery day and time.

On your delivery day our driver will call you half an hour prior to delivery.

For most deliveries, the plants will be placed in the front garden in a safe and secure location. For advanced-size plants, we will arrange for curb-side delivery.

Please note that unfortunately drivers will not enter into apartment buildings. For additional delivery information please contact us on orders@impressiveplants.com

How do I plant my new plants?

Want to prepare for your plants' arrival? Follow our easy 5-step guide to give them the best possible start and help them thrive from day one.

Check out How to Plant – 5 Simple Steps for Success

30 Day Health Guarantee

We want you to love your plants, and we stand by their quality. That’s why we offer a 30-day health guarantee on all of our plants. Learn more about our quality guarantee

Can I See The Plants In Person?

Our plants cannot be viewed in person, as we minimise our costs by not having a physical retail shop.

That’s how Impressive Plants offers the highest quality, mature plants, at great prices. 

Can I Place An Order If I Am Located Regionally Or Interstate?

Yes you can.

We are also able to arrange deliveries to NSW and South Australia.

Your delivery will arrive via a professional plant transportation company.

Please note if you are ordering plants outside Victoria, first check with your states horticultural guidelines as not all plants are able to be supplied interstate. 

Your plants will arrive with one of our partnered interstate delivery companies. Impressive Plants does not place any mark up on Interstate orders, the price is purely cost only. Prices for interstate orders start from $250. 

How Long Will It Take For My Order To Arrive?

Generally orders are delivered within a few days. We will inform you which day your plants will arrive.

The day prior to your delivery we will let you know an approximate time of delivery.

On the day, the driver will call you half an hour prior to delivery. 

How Will My Plants Be Delivered?

For most deliveries, plants are placed in the front garden, in a safe and secure location. For advanced  and oversized plants, curb side delivery is provided.

Please note that due to insurance purposes our drivers unfortunately can not enter into apartment buildings. 

Will My Plants Arrive In One Delivery?

We do our best to ensure most orders arrive together in one delivery. However, if you’ve ordered a specialty item such as a Japanese Maple, it may be sent separately from one of our trusted specialty growers. This allows us to source the finest plants from the best growers for you. If your order is arriving in separate deliveries, our team will be in touch to let you know.

How Do I Pay For My Order?

You can purchase directly online via checkout. Payment methods include credit card and Pay Pal. If your order is a custom order (Trade, Regional or Interstate) you will receive an invoice which can be paid via transfer or Pay Pal.

Will My Plants Look Like The Photos?

Yes, our photos are regularly updated to reflect the current availability of plants, their heights, sizes, and prices. If you require additional photos or confirmation of plant heights, we are always available to provide you with the information you need to make a confident purchase.

Please understand if your are purchasing a deciduous plant, the photos will show plants with their foliage.

Looking For A Nursery Near Me?

While our office is located in the heart of Melbourne in Hawthorn, many of our customers are looking for a nursery nearby. Impressive Plants is an online nursery. We are able to delivery plants throughout Metro Melbourne suburbs, as well as Regional Victoria.