Japanese aralia

Aralia, Japanese Fatsia japonica

Learn more about Japanese aralia (also known as Fatsia japonica), an easy-going plant for shady gardens that doesn't require too much fussing or water.

Last weeks favorite plant, Callistemon ‘clemson,’ garnered a few comments from folks who find Callistemon rather common (a geographical thing). Well it doesn’t get much more common, at least here in western Oregon, Washington and British Columbia, than the Fatsia japonica… But anyone who dismisses this plant is missing out on so much…who doesn’t need a reliable easygoing evergreen in the landscape? Plus when it’s blooming, as it is right now, this is the most popular plant in the garden with…

Fatsia Japonica (Japanese Aralia) evergreen shrub, stout stems, deeply lobed leaves, thick umbels of small, white-colored, non-showy flowers. [DETAILS]

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Japanese Aralia - Large plant for shady areas, can grow well over 6' tall.

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Sun King golden Japanese spikenard (Aralia cordata 'Sun King') is a golden perennial that acts like a shrub. It's a perfect plant for shady borders.

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Add a tropical feel to your landscape's cool, shady spots with Japanese Aralia's enormous, glossy green leaves.

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The large, showy, tropical leaves may imply that Japanese aralia care is a challenge, but given the right environment, it’s a show-stopper and easy to grow.

Our horticulturists share advice and guidance for growing a Fatsia japonica shrub in your garden. Includes advice on when and where to plant!

Fatsia japonica (Glossy-Leaved Paper Plant, Japanese Aralia, Japanese Fatsia, Paper Plant) | North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox

Create bright gardens by combining aralia sun king with some of the companion plants we are going to discuss in our handy planting guide...

Fatsia japonica 'Spider's Web' (Japanese aralia) is prized for its light colored, large palm-shaped leaves. This compact, evergreen plant will brighten a shaded part of your garden. Great in a container or as an all-season anchor mixed planting schemes. #foliage #containergarden #gardenideas

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