Hello from Berlin

I need help identifying my new plant. I tried to attach photos but had issues. Here are a couple of links to pictures of the mystery plant.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3291/...bd2d18d4_o.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3248/...59a17f79_o.jpg

Thanks in advance.

Neil

Mahonia? (Try Googling it)

Speedy reply, thanks. I searched Google Images for Mahonia unfortunately none of the pictures look like my plant.

TartanNeil wrote:
Hello from Berlin

I need help identifying my new plant. I tried to attach photos but had
issues. Here are a couple of links to pictures of the mystery plant.

http://tinyurl.com/74w3g2

http://tinyurl.com/8szgqx

Thanks in advance.

Neil




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TartanNeil


Fatsia japonica, common name Japanese Aralia

Emilie

In message , Janet Conroy
writes

TartanNeil;826213 Wrote:
Hello from Berlin

I need help identifying my new plant. I tried to attach photos but had
issues. Here are a couple of links to pictures of the mystery plant.

http://tinyurl.com/74w3g2

http://tinyurl.com/8szgqx

Thanks in advance.

Neil

Mahonia? (Try Googling it)

The other identification as Fatsia is more likely. The Mahonias I know
have pinnate (and prickly) leaves, not palmately lobed leaves.
--
Stewart Robert Hinsley

Emilie is absolutely right - I think I had a rush of blood to the head when I said mahonia.

Great! Thanks so much.

In message , Janet Conroy
writes

TartanNeil;826213 Wrote:
Hello from Berlin

I need help identifying my new plant. I tried to attach photos but had
issues. Here are a couple of links to pictures of the mystery plant.

http://tinyurl.com/74w3g2

http://tinyurl.com/8szgqx

Thanks in advance.

Neil

Mahonia? (Try Googling it)

Sorry not mahonia. 99% sure it's a fatsia
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Gopher .... I know my place!

Hi,

it could be Fatsia, but also it can be Fatshedera. I´m not sure ...

regards,

Adam

"TartanNeil" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Hello from Berlin

I need help identifying my new plant. I tried to attach photos but had
issues. Here are a couple of links to pictures of the mystery plant.

http://tinyurl.com/74w3g2

http://tinyurl.com/8szgqx

Thanks in advance.

Neil




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TartanNeil

On Dec 30, 7:18 am, "Adam Golatofski" wrote:
Hi,

it could be Fatsia, but also it can be Fatshedera. I´m not sure ...

regards,

Adam

"TartanNeil" schrieb im .uk...



Hello from Berlin

I need help identifying my new plant. I tried to attach photos but had
issues. Here are a couple of links to pictures of the mystery plant.

http://tinyurl.com/74w3g2

http://tinyurl.com/8szgqx

Thanks in advance.

Neil

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TartanNeil

Hi Adam
Good point
Fatshedera leaves are more ivy-like, similar to its hedera parent ,
English ivy.
Fatsia leaves are deeply lobed with that rounded
"keyhole" like indentation between lobes.
Fatsia is usually a bushier plant.
That.s why I thought it to be Fatsia.
Em

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On Dec 30, 7:18 am, "Adam Golatofski" wrote:





Hi,

it could be Fatsia, but also it can be Fatshedera. I$B!-(Bm not sure ...

regards,

Adam

"TartanNeil" schrieb im .uk...

Hello from Berlin

I need help identifying my new plant. I tried to attach photos but had
issues. Here are a couple of links to pictures of the mystery plant.

http://tinyurl.com/74w3g2

http://tinyurl.com/8szgqx

Thanks in advance.

Neil

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TartanNeil

Hi Adam
Good point
Fatshedera leaves are more ivy-like, similar to its hedera parent ,
English ivy.
Fatsia leaves are deeply lobed with that rounded
"keyhole" like indentation between lobes.
Fatsia is usually a bushier plant.
That.s why I thought it to be Fatsia.
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Fatshedera (Fatshedera lizei) = Fatsia japonica x Hedera helix
(x:genus crossed)