Fatshedera Lizei 'Annemieke'

That's really nice - a look of ivy about it too

yes Paul, well spotted, it's a hybrid of Fatsia and Hedera (Ivy). It looks like a houseplant doesn't it? You'd never know it's been grown outdoors all year!

I love it Karen, is it evergreen?

Yes just realised now - hedera gave it away a bit lol - I must find one now :)))))))))))))

love that, fabulous plant.

Love it too, Karen...especially with the house plant through the window. Exotic inside and out! :)

I like this so I looked it up and it was created by hybridizing Fatsia japonica 'Moserii' (Moser's Japanese Fatsia, the seed parent) and Hedera helix

Beautiful plant & in a lovely positioning ... looks as if it is visiting with the spotted indoor plant lol. Hope it does ok through the winter ... fingers crossed for a mild one for you.

You've obviously got it in the right place KS, it's lovely

Your garden clearly does not realise it is in the north of Scotland! Not with plants like that! Splendid, Karen.

lubly jungly : )

Thanks everyone. I am so pleased with it. And after last year I know that even if it is cut down to half the size by cold, it will be even bigger by next autumn! Definitely worth growing...and yes, the partnership with the houseplant indoors is intentional..it merges the conservatory with the heuchera garden nicely as they are both tall and jungly...love it...thank you all very much!

This is one to try when I move. I love Fatsia and ivy.

Thanks Homebird....definitely Annie!

Good name too!

yes, I love the name, and definitely 'yours'!

Love this plant ours has put on a tremendous amount of growth this year......

I don't like Ivy in the garden but I would love one of these. It makes a lovely pic with the indoor plant and the ferns outside.

It's a cracker Scotsgran...glad you like it!

Wow! What a size, you will have to keep an eye on that one. But will there be a giant at the top?

lol...I know, much as it breaks my heart, if the winter doesn't cut it back I shall have to do it myself next spring!