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Fatsia japonica Spider’s Web

Good for pollinators
Common Name : False castor oil plant, Japanese figleaf palmFamily : AraliaceaeType : ShrubHabit : BushyHeight : 1.5-2.5 metresSpread : 1.5-2.5 metresFlower colour : CreamFlowering from : Septemberto OctoberFoliage : EvergreenFoliage colour : Green& Siver-greenHardiness: Hardy in most places throughout the UK even in severe winters -15° to -10°Sunlight : Part Shade / Full ShadeMoisture : Moist but well-drainedSoil : Acid / Neutral / AlkalineSeason of interest : Spring - Summer - Autumn - WinterTo be Sheltered

Japanese aralia ( syn. Fatsia Tsumugi-shibori ).
This new fatsia is primarily grown for its handsome foliage, which looks as though it has been variously dusted with icing sugar – with some leaves having had a more generous dusting than others! It makes a wonderful specimen, particularly when planted near white-flowering plants that complement the leaf variegations. It can also be used to help add light and colour to areas of lightly dappled shade. Shown here planted alongside Agapanthus.

See on garden plan - Coordinates:
 Exochorda × macrantha ‘The Bride’
Fuchsia magellanica ‘Riccartonii’