Fatsia
Fatsia spp.
Fatsia japonica-japoniar Fatsia, Aralia 01 by Uliako Auzo Elkartea (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Full Sun
Easy care
Moderate watering
Frost Hardy
H4
RHS hardiness
-10°C
Minimum temperature
Expected size
Height | Spread | |
|---|---|---|
4m | Max | 3m |
1m | Min | 1m |
Flowering
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spring
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summer
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autumn
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winter
This plant has no fragrance
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Fatsia Overview
Fatsia is a small genus with only 3 described evergreen species. These are East Asian, shrubs or small trees grown for their growth habit, fruits, leathery foliage and interesting flowers. Glossy leaves, formed mostly at the tips of branches, are divided palmately to create between 7–10 lobes. These are arranged like an open palm, where the lobes are fingers. Flowers are produced in clusters in the autumn, the blooms are coloured white or green-white, spherical in overall appearance and followed by small black berries. The most commonly cultivated species is Fatsia japonica, which is ideal for shaded and sheltered areas.
Common problems with Fatsia
How to propagate Fatsia
Seed
Layering
Cuttings
Take greenwood cuttings in summer.
Special features of Fatsia
Attractive leaves
Attracts bees
Other uses of Fatsia
Grown for its foliage, fruits and flowers. It is excellent for conservatories. Suitable for coastal conditions.