• Fatsia japonica ‘Tsumugi-shibori’ ( syn. Fatsia Spider’s Web)
  • Fatsia japonica ‘Tsumugi-shibori’ ( syn. Fatsia Spider’s Web)
  • Fatsia japonica ‘Tsumugi-shibori’ ( syn. Fatsia Spider’s Web)
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Fatsia japonica ‘Tsumugi-shibori’ ( syn. Fatsia Spider’s Web)

Japanese aralia

£17.99
£17.99

2 litre pot

A beautifully speckled evergreen that brings light, texture and calm structure to shaded gardens all year round.
  • Evergreen year-round interest
  • Architectural foliage
  • Suitable for shade
  • Excellent container plant

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  • Aspect

    Partial shade to full shade

  • Hardiness

  • Flowers

    Height: 150–200cm | Spread: 150–200cm

  • Soil type

    Loam, clay, chalk

Fatsia japonica ‘Tsumugi-shibori’ ( syn. Fatsia Spider’s Web)
Fatsia japonica ‘Tsumugi-shibori’ ( syn. Fatsia Spider’s Web)
Fatsia japonica ‘Tsumugi-shibori’ ( syn. Fatsia Spider’s Web)

  • Why we like this plant

    Choose Fatsia japonica 'Tsumugi-shibori' for its calm elegance and dependable structure in shaded spaces. Its beautifully patterned leaves brighten darker corners without being overpowering, making it a sophisticated choice for modern and traditional gardens alike.

  • About this plant

    A striking, shade-loving evergreen with large, glossy leaves delicately speckled in creamy white. This rare Japanese cultivar brings a refined, contemporary look to sheltered gardens and containers, offering year-round structure and quiet drama.

  • Key features

    • Bold, palmate evergreen leaves with unique white speckling
    • Excellent architectural form for shade and part shade
    • Slow-growing and well behaved, ideal for smaller gardens
    • Subtle autumn flowers followed by dark berries in mild areas

  • Eventual height and
    spread

    Hardy in most UK gardens. Best in sheltered positions. RHS H5.

  • Growth
    habit

    Upright, bushy evergreen shrub

  • Moisture

    Moist but well-drained

  • Position in
    the Garden

    Shaded border, sheltered patio, container planting

Planting guide

Plant in spring or early autumn in well-drained but moisture-retentive soil. Choose a sheltered spot away from strong winds. Water well after planting and regularly during the first growing season to help establish strong roots.

Care tips

Water during dry spells, especially in the first few years. Remove any damaged or old leaves in spring to keep the plant tidy. Feed with a balanced fertiliser in spring for healthy growth.

Winter care

Protect from cold, drying winds and hard frost, especially when young or grown in containers. Mulch around the base in late autumn to insulate roots and move potted plants to a sheltered spot if severe frost is forecast.