Ficus lyrata Warb.

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Ficus lyrata is a popular ornamental plant grown both indoors in pots and outdoors as a small bushy tree. It is especially valued for its bold, architectural foliage, which gives a dramatic accent in interior spaces and gardens. The large, stiff leaves are shaped somewhat like a fiddle or lyre, with broad tops and narrower, heart-shaped bases. Their margins often curl slightly inward. The leaves are arranged closely together in a spiral pattern along the stem, forming dense clusters of foliage that point upward. 

When grown indoors, the plant typically stays compact and shrub-like, while in outdoor conditions it can develop into a small tree with a spreading crown.