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Fiddle-Leaf Fig Tree "rose of sharon trees" so once it arrives atThe Most Popular House Plant for Decor Why Fiddle Leaf Fig Trees? Named the 'it' tree of the design world by the New York Times, the Fiddle Leaf Fig is rising the ranks, becoming the most coveted houseplant of the decade. Large, glossy violin shaped leaves are its namesake, perfectly contrasting against a sleek trunk. And a mature height of 6 to 10 feet means effortless drama and volume in any space. Originally grown under the canopies of African