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Anyone know what on earth this is?

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  1. Degsy

    Degsy Apprentice Gardener

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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Fatsia japonica ;)
     
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      Thanks Pete. Just looked it up, yes that's it. It's not very attractive though! And it's massive!
       
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      You can cut it back, and now is a good time to do that, new foliage looks shiny and dark green if the plant is doing well.
      Cut off those old flower stems, at least, the seed pods leave a black stain if they fall on paving.
       
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