Fatsia polycarpa 'Needham’s Lace' Fresh squiggly stems ending in pink

squiggly stems ending in pink tips

and short sprays of white flowers nestled among the leaves in spring followed by decorative

they are not supposed to be attractive to deer

One of the smallest of the species

with the juvenile leaves that encircle the stem

Fatsia polycarpa 'Needham’s Lace' Fresh squiggly stems ending in pinkGraceful evergreen shrub with large, palmate, deeply lobed, matte green leaves that fan out like fingers. Early winter ball shaped clusters of creamy white flowers are followed by numerous black berries in spring. To 6 8 ft tall, possibly a bit taller, with an eventual bushy habit. Best in part shade to shade with summer water. Expected to be a bit more frost hardy than the typical Fatsia japonica, accepting 10F, bottom of USDA zone 8 and very