Eleutherococcus encompasses a variety of deciduous trees, shrubs, and climbing plants characterized by their palmately lobed foliage. These plants produce small white flowers that appear in either simple or compound umbels, which later develop into black fruits.

Eleutherococcus sieboldianus 'Variegatus' (v)

Eleutherococcus simonii

Eleutherococcus spinosus

Eleutherococcus trichodon

Eleutherococcus trifoliatus

Eleutherococcus wardii

Eleutherococcus wilsonii

Fatsia consists of evergreen shrubs characterized by thick, sparsely branching stems that support broad, leathery leaves with prominent lobes arranged in a palmate fashion. In late autumn, these plants produce small white flowers grouped in terminal compound umbels, which are later succeeded by tiny black fruits.

Fatsia

Fatsia 'Megafatsia'

Fatsia japonica is a medium-sized evergreen shrub characterized by its broad, spreading form. Its large, palmately lobed leaves can reach up to 45 cm across. In autumn, the plant produces clusters of small, white, round flowers, which are succeeded by small, black fruits.

Fatsia japonica

Fatsia japonica 'Annelise' (v)

Fatsia japonica 'Annemie' (v)

Fatsia japonica 'Golden Handshake'

Fatsia japonica 'Moseri' is a dense, evergreen shrub that can reach heights of up to 2 meters. It features large, deeply-lobed leaves with a glossy, dark green finish. In autumn, it produces clusters of small white flowers, which are succeeded by rounded black berries.

Fatsia japonica 'Moseri'

Fatsia japonica 'Murakumo-nishiki' is a perennial shrub that can reach heights of up to 2 meters. It features a broad, spreading growth pattern and showcases sizable, palmately lobed foliage. The leaves have a vibrant yellow-green core accentuated by uneven patches of dark green along the edges. During the autumn months, established plants yield rounded, greenish-white flower clusters at the ends of the stems, which later develop into small black berries appearing in late winter or early spring.

Fatsia japonica 'Murakumo-nishiki' (v)

Fatsia japonica 'Oshima'

This dense, evergreen shrub reaches a height of 2 meters. Its dark green foliage is prominently marked with white speckles, especially along the leaf margins, though the variegation may occasionally cover the entire leaf surface. In autumn, clusters of white flowers emerge at the tips, giving way to black berries.

Fatsia japonica 'Tsumugi-shibori' (v)

Fatsia japonica 'Variegata' is a compact evergreen shrub characterized by its broad, deeply lobed leaves, which can reach up to 30 cm across and feature narrow cream margins. This plant produces clusters of small white flowers, which are subsequently replaced by black berries.

Fatsia japonica 'Variegata' (v)

Fatsia oligocarpella

Fatsia platypetala

Fatsia polycarpa is an evergreen shrub characterized by its broad, rounded leaves that are deeply lobed and can reach lengths of up to 30 cm. In early winter, it produces substantial terminal flower clusters made up of creamy white blooms, which are followed by black berries that appear in the spring.

Fatsia polycarpa

Fatsia polycarpa 'Green Fingers' is an evergreen shrub characterized by its broad, rounded leaves that feature deep lobes and a matte green finish. This particular cultivar has noticeably narrower leaf lobes. In early winter, it produces prominent terminal flower clusters made up of creamy white, ball-shaped blooms, which give way to black berries in the spring.

Fatsia polycarpa 'Green Fingers'

Fatsia polycarpa deeply cut leaf

Fatsia polycarpa from Tregye

Fatsia polycarpa giant-leaved

Gamblea ciliata

Gamblea ciliata var. evodiifolia

Gamblea innovans

Gamblea pseudoevodiifolia

Gastonia cutispongia

Hedera consists of evergreen climbing shrubs that attach themselves using aerial roots. The plants produce clusters of small yellow-green flowers, which are typically succeeded by black berries. The leaves on flowering stems tend to have shallower lobes compared to those on the non-flowering climbing shoots.

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