45+ Fatsia Japonica Nz Pics

45+ Fatsia Japonica Nz Pics. Fatsia japonica is often confused with: The variegated form (fatsia japonica 'variegata') is far less hardy and should be avoided for planting.

Fatsia Japonica Springvale Garden Centre from springvalegardencentre.co.nz

Occasionally fatsia japonica may be affected by fungal infections that cause blotches on the leaves. Fatsia japonica has started to naturalise in my part of the country country (and undoubtedly other milder. Fatsia japonica, commonly called japanese aralia, is native to japan.

Fatsia japonica produces unusual white flowers in late autumn, normally october to november time.

Its lush, dark green leaves and ease of care make it a very popular varietal for indoor plant collections, but it's also a staple of tropical gardens and arboretums. The lobed leaves can reach 16 inches across and provide contrast in the shade garden. I recommend fatsia japonica for a tropical looking garden shrub in areas where suitable. The variegated form (fatsia japonica 'variegata') is far less hardy and should be avoided for planting.