Fatsia

$1499
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Fatsia japonica, Aralia japonica

The large, star-shaped foliage of Fatsia will bring a tropical and lush vibe to a shady area of a landscape.



Light Requirements: Bright, filtered light. Partial shade in the Summer.

Water Requirements: Not drought tolerant. Should be watered regularly and kept moist.

Blooms: Small white flowers throughout Autumn.

Hardiness: Hardy to 15 F, enjoys humidity.

Height at Maturity: Moderate to fast during season.

Toxicity Info: Toxic/Inedible.

Tips/Features: Prefers rich soil. The leaves can get up to a foot in width! Prune in late winter. The entire plant can be cut down, or about a third of the plant can be removed. Doing so will encourage lusher, bushier growth.

AKA: Big-leaf paper plant, Figleaf palm, Formosa rice tree.

Attributes

  • Mature Height
    8 To 10
  • Mature Width
    6 Feet
  • Growth Rate
    Moderate Growth Rate
  • Cold Tolerance
    Not Cold Tolerant
  • Flower Color
    White
  • Foliage Color
    Green
Fatsia
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Fatsia

From $1499
Fatsia japonica, Aralia japonica

The large, star-shaped foliage of Fatsia will bring a tropical and lush vibe to a shady area of a landscape.



Light Requirements: Bright, filtered light. Partial shade in the Summer.

Water Requirements: Not drought tolerant. Should be watered regularly and kept moist.

Blooms: Small white flowers throughout Autumn.

Hardiness: Hardy to 15 F, enjoys humidity.

Height at Maturity: Moderate to fast during season.

Toxicity Info: Toxic/Inedible.

Tips/Features: Prefers rich soil. The leaves can get up to a foot in width! Prune in late winter. The entire plant can be cut down, or about a third of the plant can be removed. Doing so will encourage lusher, bushier growth.

AKA: Big-leaf paper plant, Figleaf palm, Formosa rice tree.

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