Japanese Aralia
Spider's Web Fatsia
Fatsia japonica 'Spider's Web'
Spider's Web Fatsia brings a lush, tropical look to shady corners. Its big hand-shaped leaves look dusted with frost, lighting up dark north-facing beds all year. An easy architectural evergreen for Pacific Northwest shade gardens.
Key features
- Bold, tropical-looking variegated foliage
- Brightens deep shade
- Adapts to clay or sandy soil
- Can be grown indoors in colder areas
Great for
Plant guides
Find Spider's Web Fatsia in the garden center at Lowe's, The Home Depot and independent nurseries.
Spider's Web Fatsia questions
How big does Spider's Web Fatsia get?
Spider's Web Fatsia grows 4-7 ft tall and 4-6 ft wide at maturity.
What zone is Spider's Web Fatsia hardy in?
Spider's Web Fatsia is hardy in USDA zones 7b-10. Light: part shade to full shade.
When does Spider's Web Fatsia bloom?
Bloom: White flower clusters in fall.
When should I prune Spider's Web Fatsia?
Fatsia needs little pruning. In spring, remove any damaged leaves, and cut back leggy stems to encourage fuller growth.
Why are my Spider's Web Fatsia leaves getting brown or scorched?
Fatsia is a shade plant. Brown patches are usually caused by too much direct sun, drying winds, or a hard frost. Move it to a shady, sheltered spot.
Where can I buy Spider's Web Fatsia?
Look for Spider's Web Fatsia in the white Gartenmeister® pot at Lowe's, The Home Depot and independent garden centers. Selection varies by region and season. Can't find it? Ask us where to buy.
