Fatsia Japonica ~ Monrovia® Japanese Aralia, Japanese Fatsia insignificant-flowers Prefers afternoon shade and moist

Prefers afternoon shade and moist to wet well-drained soil

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Fatsia Japonica ~ Monrovia® Japanese Aralia, Japanese Fatsia insignificant-flowers Prefers afternoon shade and moistMonrovia Japanese Aralia is an exotic looking evergreen shrub with huge 16 deeply lobed palmately leaves that are a glossy dark green. A late bloomer, Japanese Aralia has large clusters of creamy white flowers in umbels in fall that are followed by black fruits. Best shape in dappled sun and moist, well drained soils. To learn more about the Japanese Aralia read this blog post. Type: Shrub Height: 5' 8' Spread: 5' 8 Spacing: 6 USDA Hardiness Zone: 8