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different form of fatsia?
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Posted by merryd 7b sc (My Page) on Sun, Jul 31, 05 at 21:28
| I was given some starts of a plant from a strangers garden that looks like a smaller leaved with shorter stem form of fatsia. She called it Japanese Ivy that was brought here directly from Japan. I looked on the net and that seems to be another name for Boston Ivy. It was growing in several different spots and she just pulled several tops off, about 1-1 1/2' long, of one that was at least 4-5' and seemed to be multi trunked. She said to put in water or just in the groud. Any ideas? Oh, said it was evergreen-but may get a bit burned with freezing weather. |
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RE: different form of fatsia?
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| Perhaps what you have is, Fatshedera. Reliably hardy for zones 8 and up. Cheers, Barrie. |
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