Fatsia Japonica Galentines Gifts You know what they say

You know what they say - Rome wasn't built in a day

While it's real counterpart can be a bit of a diva

Marble Queen Pothos

With its distinctive feathery fronds

but are now also seen growing throughout tropical regions across the globe where they're cultivated for their deliciously sweet fruit

Fatsia Japonica Galentines Gifts You know what they sayFatsia Japonica Native to Japan, southern Korea and Taiwan, Fatsia Japonica is a species of flowering plant in the Araliaceae family. It's an evergreen shrub and grows white flowers in autumn, followed by small black fruit in spring. The paper plant has eight leaf lobes, which is where it gets it's name 'fatsia' from, the Japanese word meaning 'eight'. Despite occasionally being called the 'Castor Oil Plant', the Fatsia Japonica has no relation to the