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Fatshedera — Shrubs

× Fatshedera

Sun or part shade, moderate watering — fine in mild parts of the UK.

Photograph of Fatshedera
Wikimedia Commons via EOL
Plant out
May
In flower
Oct, Nov, Dec
Sun
Part sun
Water
Medium
Difficulty
Demanding
Hardiness
H3
Height
100–150 cm
Spacing
250 cm
Pets
Toxic to pets

Growing notes

Grows to 1-1.5 metres. Space about 150-250cm apart. In flower Oct-Dec.

Toxic to pets

Fatshedera is a cross with English ivy, and ivy is harmful if eaten and can irritate skin, so treat this plant the same: keep children from eating the leaves and wear gloves when cutting it. A cat or dog that eats the leaves can get vomiting, belly pain, drooling and diarrhoea. Get medical advice if a person has swallowed any, and contact a vet if a pet has.

→ NHS 111 for a person; your vet or the Animal PoisonLine for an animal