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Fatsia, also known as Japanese Aralia, are bold, tropical-looking evergreen shrubs loved for their large, glossy, hand-shaped leaves and striking architectural presence. Flowering in autumn, they produce clusters of creamy-white, ball-shaped blooms that attract pollinators, followed by decorative black berries that provide interest through winter.
Perfect for adding lush greenery and structure to shady spots, Fatsia thrive in moist, well-drained soil and prefer partial to full shade, making them an excellent choice for sheltered borders, courtyards, or containers. Their impressive foliage adds drama and texture to the garden all year round.
Popular varieties include Fatsia japonica, ‘Spider’s Web’, and ‘Variegata’, each prized for their unique leaf markings and tropical charm. Hardy, low-maintenance, and evergreen, Fatsia are ideal for creating a bold, leafy backdrop or a statement feature in any garden design.