FTP OS: Unix / Windows / Embedded
Windows 10 x64

FTP Server:
IIS Server 2012R2

Computer OS:
Windows 10 Pro x64

FluentFTP Version:
39.3

Framework:
PowerShell

Is it possible to use the powershell cmdlet to upload a directory recursively?
I have a folder with an unknown number of subfolders and files. It is the output from a documentation generator.
I need to basically upload the entire folder as-is to an FTP site.

I have this so far, but it seems to flatten out the folder tree completely, and all the files end up in the "Upload" folder of my ftp site:

$ListFiles = Get-ChildItem -LiteralPath "D:\MyLocalFolderWithComplexFolderSubtree" -Recurse
$Client = Connect-FTP -Server {IPADDRESS} -Verbose -Username "{USER}" -Password "{PASSWORD}" -EncryptionMode Implicit -ValidateAnyCertificate
Send-FTPFile -Client $Client -LocalPath $ListFiles.FullName -RemotePath "/Upload" -RemoteExists Overwrite
Disconnect-FTP -Client $Client

Is there a way to rework the powershell so the local folder and sub-folder structure is created in an identical fashion on the ftp site?