Fatsia japonica 'Spider's Web' Wyeena and loved by honeyeaters—it's the

and loved by honeyeaters—it's the ultimate compact native shrub for water-wise

Wildlife Value: Flowers attract bees and butterflies

Soil pH: Neutral to slightly acidic/alkaline (well-drained)

Planting Density: 3–4 plants per m² for full cover or dense spillover effect

strong seasonal impact and dependable performance in both modern and native-inspired garden designs

Fatsia japonica 'Spider's Web' Wyeena and loved by honeyeaters—it's theVariegated Japanese Aralia Botanical Name: Fatsia japonica Spiders Web Family: Araliaceae Origin: Japan (cultivated selection) Plant Type: Evergreen foliage shrub Overview Fatsia japonica Spiders Web is a striking evergreen shrub prized for its large, glossy palmate leaves dusted with silvery white speckling, giving a dramatic marbled appearance. Well suited to Adelaide and South Australian gardens, it thrives in shaded and semi shaded positions where