Fatsia japonica Murakumo Nishiki Spigelia The offspring vary in petiole

The offspring vary in petiole color from solid green to dark brown with blotches

edged in a narrow green band

The first plant released sold for $875 at the 1992 American Hosta Society Convention

Rohdeas are one of the best choices for dry dark spots in the garden

The leaves are green with lime-green flecking

Fatsia japonica Murakumo Nishiki Spigelia The offspring vary in petiole(aka: Camouflage Fatsia) Fatsia japonica 'Murakumo Nishiki', which means "gathering clouds brocade," is a fabulous selection of the Japanese tree ivy that boasts deeply cut, 18" long, tropical looking foliage, patterned yellow gold with irregular dark green borders. In 15 years, you can expect a 7' tall, irregularly branched specimen. In late fall, the clumps are topped with terminally borne pendent spikes of alien antennae like flower spikes. Pretty