I don't think so because the leaf doesn't have the 3 veins running from the base lengthwise.

I think it's a Bo Tree (Ficus religiosa).

Matta turn from dark green to light green, the interior has a honey texture. There's a drop of honey on the eye when it's ripe. besides some spots on the skin it behaves well in the rain. I named it after the person who brought it originally. He asked me to propagate a few cuttings for him. Unfortunately he passed away once they rooted. Bass

Cranberry Blossom: a photo I took about a month ago, two plants, started from seed 3 years ago. As far as I know, I'm the first and only one growing them in Israel. Although Jerusalem (where I live) is found at the altitude of 800m, it is as south as the Sahara desert (32n). Has anyone had a successful experience growing cranberries at a similar latitude? I was expecting an "umbrella bloom " but it seems the winter here is cold enough for them after all...