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Fatsia japonica 'Spider's Web' - 2015
By Andrewr
- 31 Oct, 2015
- 6 likes
Comments on this photo
Thanks Simbad. I bought this a couple of years ago. It was planted in a dry, shady corner in heavy clay - it seems to like it there!
2 Nov, 2015
That's good as mines in a similar spot :-)
2 Nov, 2015
Ours is in semi-shade in good garden soil, also bought a couple of years ago, the difference is yours has more variegation..... and is much larger(although ours was a smallish plant when we bought it)
5 Nov, 2015
DD - this had two leaves when it was planted.
5 Nov, 2015
My word.....well it has done well, because ours had more than two leaves, do you feed your soil Andrew?
5 Nov, 2015
DD - just the merest sprinkling of concentrated chicken manure, lightly forked in at the start of the growing season.
6 Nov, 2015
We used to use that a few years back, might give it another try.....I assume you are talking about the pellets?
8 Nov, 2015
I actually use the powdered form, but pellets are probably just as good.
9 Nov, 2015
Thanks Andrew....
9 Nov, 2015
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Oh wow!! That's a lovely specimen Andrew, I bought this one earlier in the year hopefully in a couple of years it'll look as good as yours !
2 Nov, 2015