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Dramatic deeply divided palmate leaves and a bushy exotic evergreen habit. Fatsia polycarpa ‘Green Fingers’ is a relatively new introduction to gardeners here in the U.K. Fatsia polycarpa originates from the shady hillsides of Taiwan where it was once a rare plant to find. Fatsia polycarpa ‘Green Fingers’ is a tough exotic shrub and should be hardy in most UK gardens, but it will benefit from a bit of shelter from the most severe cold. Well worth growing for it’s amazing deeply lobed foliage, giving this Fatsia a much more tropical look than the regular Fatsia japonica.
Fatsia polycarpa ‘Green Fingers’ is best grown in partial shade where it can reach heights of up to 2m. In late autumn and winter it produces Ivy-like flowers that provide valuable nectar for pollinating insects.
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Current size: Supplied in a 17cm diameter pot. 45-60cm tall including pot.
This architectural marvel boasts stunning, blue-grey, serrated foliage, instantly adding exotic drama. Perfect for UK gardeners craving a lush, tropical feel. While hardy in much of the UK, it thrives in sunny, sheltered spots or large containers where it can grow to great heights in only one season. Its unique, honey-scented, maroon flowers are a summer spectacle. Fast-growing and impactful, Melianthus major creates a bold statement, bringing a touch of the Mediterranean to your doorstep. Add this showstopper to your collection and escape to your own tropical oasis.
This versatile addition to the garden offers a carpet of verdant beauty, ideal for underplanting shrubs or defining garden edges in tropical and exotic schemes.Its dense, grass-like foliage forms a lush, evergreen mat, creating a tranquil, textured ground cover. Unlike many plants, its beauty persists through winter, maintaining its deep green hue even in colder months, offering a welcome splash of colour when other plants are dormant.
Its fine texture contrasts beautifully with the larger leaves of tropical shrubs, adding a sense of depth and richness. Cold hardy to approximately -15°C, it withstands typical UK winters with ease, making it a reliable and visually appealing choice for year-round exotic garden interest. Kew Gardens use this plant to great effect in their Japanese inspired garden.
Current Size: Supplied in a 8cm diameter pot. 10-15cm tall including pot.
