Angelica japonica Fatsia In late summer a small

In late summer a small cluster of bright red berries replaces the flower atop the second leaf

more powerful than kudzu (sorry

lantern-like flowers composed of red calyces above the yellow petals

This Roy Herold introduction is a cross of H

when the long pendent

Angelica japonica Fatsia In late summer a smallAngelica japonica is a splendid perennial, native to the sea coasts of central and southern Japan. This fascinating, summer dormant umbellifer (member of the carrot family) has proven to be a great bold textured garden specimen, forming an 18" tall x 3' wide basal rosette of glossy dark evergreen leaves. After a couple of years, the rosette is topped annually with a thick 5' tall spike of upright facing large white umbels in mid July (NC). After