Full Size False Aralia Medium Size Some parts of the world

Some parts of the world refer to this plant as the Devil’s Ivy

Give it a reasonable spot and it largely gets on with things by itself

not wet/soggy soil (moist soil when producing fruit and drier soil when not producing fruit)

That gentle feeding keeps the canopy lush and the new leaves coming

leafy air filter that never needs replacing—just occasional dusting to keep her pores clear and her purifying powers at maximum efficiency

Full Size False Aralia Medium Size Some parts of the worldDescription The Ming aralia has the lacy, layered foliage you'd expect in the lobby of a nice hotel, and now you can have that same polished look at home. Its finely cut leaves are soft and feathery, a little like bunches of parsley, which is why some people call it the parsley aralia. It grows on woody stems that branch into rounded heads of green, giving it a soft, almost bonsai like shape. Native to the tropics from India through to Polynesia, the