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Fatsia japonica (Japanese Aralia)

SKU · FJJA|135 x 135 cm|Fully hardy down to -10°C. Exceptionally resilient through typical UK winters, though it appreciates shelter from bitter, freezing winds that can tatter the large foliage

The Fatsia japonica is an architectural masterpiece of the shade garden, loved for its large, glossy, palmate leaves that bring an instant, dramatic tropical feel to any space. It’s an incredibly hardy evergreen that maintains its lush, bold look year-round, often producing sprays of white, spherical flowers in late autumn followed by dark berries. It’s the perfect choice for filling a dark, dull corner or adding a strong structural element to a modern or woodland-themed border.

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Size (H × W)
135 x 135 cm
Sunlight
Partial to Full Shade. It is one of the best plants for those shadier spots where others might struggle. It can tolerate some morning sun, but its leaves look their healthiest when protected from harsh, direct midday or afternoon sun, which can scorch them
Watering
Moderate. Keep the soil consistently moist during the growing season. Once it is well-established in the ground, it becomes quite reliable, but it will appreciate a good soak during dry, hot spells to keep its broad leaves looking crisp and vibrant.
Soil & Drainage
Thrives in rich, moisture-retentive, well-drained soil. It isn't overly fussy, but it does best if you add a bit of compost or organic matter when planting. If you are keeping it in a container, make sure the drainage is good so the roots don't sit in stagnant water.

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Care & specifications

Everything you need to know to grow this specimen successfully in the UK climate.

Size (H × W)
135 x 135 cm
Sunlight
Partial to Full Shade. It is one of the best plants for those shadier spots where others might struggle. It can tolerate some morning sun, but its leaves look their healthiest when protected from harsh, direct midday or afternoon sun, which can scorch them
Watering
Moderate. Keep the soil consistently moist during the growing season. Once it is well-established in the ground, it becomes quite reliable, but it will appreciate a good soak during dry, hot spells to keep its broad leaves looking crisp and vibrant.
Soil & Drainage
Thrives in rich, moisture-retentive, well-drained soil. It isn't overly fussy, but it does best if you add a bit of compost or organic matter when planting. If you are keeping it in a container, make sure the drainage is good so the roots don't sit in stagnant water.
Hardiness
Fully hardy down to -10°C. Exceptionally resilient through typical UK winters, though it appreciates shelter from bitter, freezing winds that can tatter the large foliage
Ideal For
Tropical-style landscape designs, bringing life to heavily shaded courtyard corners, architectural patio containers, or underplanting mature trees

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