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Originally Posted by Kayleigh  I like these too as I have three already. I have one at the back and thought about putting a hebe or sedum in front of it. Then filling gaps at the back with vinca. I have seen wrens on my Fatsias I don't know what they find on there. I found some Lupin seed from last year I will plant them to see if they will grow there. Its trial and error with plants a lot of the time. I also have a Mahonia the one with the yellow flowers in winter planted elsewhere but they are a bit tall as I want something to go in front of the pyracanthas and the fatsia. We had a few bulbs but the dog trod on them. |
Fatsias are related to Ivy; infact you can get intergeneric hybrids- x Fatshedera- between them in cultivation- so you may get some of the species that use Ivy. Certainly the late flowers of Fatsia seem to attract quite a few insects.