Fatsia japonica Spiders Web Korea Because of the potential seed-dispersing

Because of the potential seed-dispersing nature of this plant

selected by the late NC Botanical Garden curator Rob Gardner from seedlings at the garden

The foliage on Lycoris x incarnata doesn't emerge until late winter

if you're growing something labeled "Amaryllis belladonna" north of Zone 8

and green are suffused through the foliage

Fatsia japonica Spiders Web Korea Because of the potential seed-dispersingThis Japanese selection of the popular, deep shade loving southern landscape shrub, Fatsia japonica, is prized by the few folks who have had the rare opportunity to own one. The shiny green palmate leaves, like a super sized schefflera, are each bordered with a heavy white speckling that often finds its way into the center of the leaf. Fatsia 'Spider's Web' was named by Japanese variegated plant experts, the late Dr. Yokoi and Mr. Hirose, as a