Variegated Japanese angelica tree is a striking cultivar with bold, creamy-white margins on its large, compound leaves, adding dramatic foliage contrast to shade gardens.




| Family: | Araliaceae |
| Genus: | Aralia |
| Species: | elata |
| Cultivar: | Variegata |
| Synonym: | Aralia Hercules Club |
This deciduous shrub or small tree grows 10–20 feet tall with stout, spiny stems. Leaves are huge, bipinnately compound, with creamy-white margins. Flowers are white, in large umbels in late summer. Fruit is black berries. The variegation is stable.
'Variegata' prefers partial shade, moist, well-drained soil. It is a bold foliage plant for woodland gardens. The spines can be sharp; site carefully. Remove any reverted (all-green) shoots.
Also called Hercules club for its spiny stems.
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