We recently moved our ficus tree to the spot it loves - our deck. Each year, as late in the fall as possible, we move this tree back inside for a long winter decline. The ficus tree does not like the inside of our house.
You will note how the tree has much barrenness. The vibrancy it once had late last year has diminished. As spring has come, I hope you are finding the reality of Easter, rebirth, resurrection, and renewal in your life.
I did some research on the ficus tree to see what I could learn about the care of it. I learned alot from this site. I realized that the tree does not get enough light during the winter and that watering it with tap water is not helpful. I also learned something I knew, but it was good to have it verified. Pruning the ficus tree is actually quite good for it.
As I write this post, I realize I must be committed to life long learning. It is good for me and for those I serve in real estate. One never possesses enough knowledge or skill. This is my commitment, "I will not stop learning."
Cal Yoder
Keller Williams Homes & Land Realty
1630 Manheim Pike
Lancaster, PA 17601
717.735.1145 - office
717.413.0744 - cell
calyoder@kw.com
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