Fatsia japonica - late evening.
By Spritzhenry
24 May, 2009
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It has suddenly sprouted new growth!
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I suppose it was the warmer weather, Pp...the only thing I can think of??
24 May, 2009
I am so confused now because I thought I had a fatsia japonica but another member said it's an Agapanthus. It looks just like yours Spritz - help!
24 May, 2009
Agapanthus have spiky leaves, and beautiful open spheres of flowers in either blue or white. They flower in the summer. Is there a photo on your page - I'll pop over and take a look...now!
It was Ducky, and she said it was an Acanthus! I tend to agree with her. Does it have tall purple and white rather spiky flowers in the summer? It definitely isn't a Fatsia japonica. Sorry if you are confused, I hope all is clear now.
24 May, 2009
This is great!
25 May, 2009
Did you see that I now own a variegated one as well? I do hope it does as well as this one. This was here when we came.
25 May, 2009
It seems happy. Glad its had a rush of growth.
6 Jun, 2009
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Its had a wake up call! looks very healthy!
24 May, 2009