Aralia
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Aralia - Shrubs or stout herbaceous plants of the Ivy order, of diverse aspects, few fitted for open air, except A. canescens and A.
Aralia elata 'Variegata'
Variegated Japa Angelica Tree
Grown for their large, divided fern-like leaves, these dramatic shrubs or small trees lend a tropical touch to the garden.
Aralia elata (Winter Hardy Aralia)
3 (5), Winter Hardy Aralia is a deciduous, fast growing, woody shrub to small tree from Japan with most ornamental, feathered leaves on spiny, ...
Aralia nudicaulis
Wild Sarsaparilla
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Araliaceae
Plants of the Ginseng Family
The next time you see a building covered with ivy (Hedera), stop and notice the umbels of flowers or berries. Note that they form single umbels, not compound like the closely related Parsley family.
Aralia
Scientific Name: Schefflera elegantissima (Veitch ex Mast.) Lowry & Frodi
Synonym: Dizygotheca elegantissima, Aralia elegantissima
Family: Araliaceae ...
Aralia nudicaulis (L.)
Nombres relacionados: American Sarsaparilla (inglés), Araliaceae (familia), Falsa zarzaparilla (castellano), Regaliz salvaje (castellano), Salasa (hindi), Wild sarsaparilla (inglés). ...
Aralia elata
( Albomarginata Japanese Angelica Tree )
Vigorous, upright then spreading, deciduous tree with spiny thick stems and suckers. The large, 2 pinnate dark green, oval leaves have 80 or more leaflets.
Aralia spinosa
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Aralia spinosa is native to North America. Range may be expanded by planting. See states reporting Devil's walking stick (opens a new window).
Aralia elata 'Variegata'
also known as Aralia elata 'Albomarginata' - Japanese angelica tree
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Aralia balfouriana
An upright growing aralia with white edged rounded foliage. A good choice for a bonsai forest. An easily grown low indoor plant.
Light: Good indirect light.
Aralia spinosa's dark purple berries are toxic to humans but provide nutrition to birds and wildlife.
This species can be both poisonous and invasive. The raw berries are mildly toxic if ingested.
Ming Aralia (Polyscias fruticosa)
Parsley Panax
Polyscias is a genus of evergreen shrubs and small trees, known for their finely divided foliage. They are native to the tropical regions of Africa, Asia and islands of the Pacific.
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The Japanese Aralia is a fast growing evergreen that is native to Japan and South Korea, this shrub can reach 5-12 feet in height and width. Fatsia japonica produces large, dark green, deeply lobed leaves.
Aralia nudicaulis
Wild sarsaparilla is a very common plant in Connecticut woods. It has purple-black berries.
Aralia spinosa
COMMON: Devels-walkingstick
LEAVES: Deciduous, green, yellow to purple fall color
SIZE: 10 to 20' and more
HARDINESS: Zone 4 to 9
HABIT: Small multistemmed shrub or small tree
GROWTH RATE: Slow to medium ...
Aralia elata (Japanese Angelica Tree)
Large, tropical-looking plant. Spiny trunk and leaves. Large umbel of white blooms in late summer at the top of the shrub, followed by black fruit. Height to 10 m high and wide. Full sun or part shade.
False Aralia (S. elegantissima): The leaves of false aralia are made up of seven to nine leaflets that are narrow, linear, and dark green to blackish. False aralia is more difficult to grow than other schefflera.
False aralia
Schefflera elegantissima, Dizygotheca elegantissima, Aralia elegantissima
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Aralia nudicaulis
The leafless flower stem, topped with clusters of greenish-white flowers, is beneath a large, umbrella-like leaf. Flowers: hemispherical clusters 1 1/2-2" (3.8-5 cm) wide; flowers with highly reflexed, tiny petals, 5 green stamens.
ARALIA IVY, BOTANICAL WONDER, TREE IVY
Family: Araliaceae
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Aralia Californica or Californian Spikenard may be used for same purposes as the other species. It is very like A. racemosa, but bigger in herbage and root.
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Aralia nudicaulis, Cornus floria, Maianthemum canadense var. interius, Mitchella repens, Ostrya virginia, Polygonatum pubescens, Prunus virginiana, Solidago caesia.
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Ming aralia is one of the most popular of the polyscias with its upright-spreading growth habit and fine-textured, pinnately-divided leaves.
Family: Araliaceae.
Common name(s): Ivy, English ivy Hedera helix L.
Genus of 8-12 species evergreen, woody-stemmed, trailing or self-clinging climbers found in light woodland or on trees or rocks in N.
Ordnung Araliales = Apiales
Familie Araliaceae
Die Familie umfaßt ca. 700 Arten, die überwiegend das gemäßte bis subtropische Asien und Nordamerika besiedeln.
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Order: Araliaceae
Description: Panax is a perennial plant indigenous to the mountainous forests of the northern temperate zone of Eastern Asia and is cultivated in China, Korea and Japan.
Japanese Aralia - Fatsia japonica
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Family: Aralia (Araliaceae)
Flowering: June-September
Field Marks: This tree is readily recognized by its prickly stems, huge doubly-compound leaves, and large heads of white flowers and purple drupes.
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Hedera helix Araliaceae
English Ivy HED-er-a he-LIKS
Evergreen ground cover, 15-20 cm high, and vine. Leaves alternate, simple, juvenile leaves 3-5 lobed, adult leaves on flowering branches ovate to rhombic.
Fatshedera lizei - Aralia Ivy, Fat Headed Lizzy, Tree Ivy
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7 Araliaceae: The Ginseng Family
2.1.8 Arecaceae: The Palm Family
2.1.9 Asphodelaceae: The Asphodel Family
2.1.10 Asteraceae: The Composite Family
2.1.11 Berberidaceae: The Barberry Family
2.1.12 Betulaceae: The Birch Family
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Aralia sp. (Spikenard)
Arisaema sp. (Cobra Lily, Jack in the Pulpit)
Artemisia sp. (Artemisia)
Arum sp. (Lords and Ladies)
Arundo donax (Reed Grass)
Asarum sp. (Wild Ginger)
Aspidistra sp. (Cast Iron Plant)
Athyrium sp. (Lady Fern) ...
GINSENG, the root of a species of Panax (P. Ginseng), native of Manchuria and Korea, belonging to the natural order Araliaceae, used in China as a medicine.
Aralia Elegantissima - False Aralia Plant
Aralia for Interiors
Aspidistra elatior - The Cast Iron Plant
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name applied loosely to any trailing or , particularly cultivated forms, but more popularly a designation for Hedera helix, the so-called English ivy, and some related species of the family Araliaceae ( family).
Henwood MJ, Makinson RO (1992) 109 Araliaceae - 2 Astrotricha. In 'Flora of New South Wales. Volume 3.' (Ed. GJ Harden) pp. 80-84. (New South Wales University Press: Kensington).
Henwood MJ, Makinson RO, Maling KL (1990) Araliaceae - Astrotricha.
Devil's Walking Stick, Aralia spinosa, is a 30-foot tall tree native in the southeast and as far north as southern Illinois. It is found throughout Arkansas and shares close kinship with English ivy, ginseng and the houseplant Schefflera.
JAPANESE ARALIA. Japan
ARALIACEAE (ginseng family)
Listed on the 1956 A Preliminary Check List of the Cultivated Woody Plants of Frost Amphitheater, ...
The variegated cultivars of Aralia elata are among the most spectacular variegated plants, but they must be grafted and are therefore rare and expensive.
'Aureovariegata' - This form bears yellow-edged leaflets and is the most common cultivar.
Called the umbrella tree, scheffleras (Araliaceae) are a popular house plant because they are easy to grow and tolerate light conditions in homes. There are some 900 species in the genus, reports The…
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Hedera (English name ivy, plural ivies) is a genus of 15 species of climbing or ground-creeping evergreen woody plants in the family Araliaceae, native to the Atlantic Islands, western, central and southern Europe, ...
JAPANESE ANGELICA
Aralia elata (chinensis)
General Notes
Syn A. chinensis of gardens Has thorns. SelecTree lists no cultivars of elata (chinensis).
Index- plants in this Family
Araliaceae / Genseng American Ginseng (Panax quinquefolius)
American Ginseng is also known as Genseng and Sang. ...
Also, a few woody plants can be propagated in this way, such as Aesculus parviflora, Ailanthus, Aralia, Catalpa (Indian bean tree), Chaenomeles, Clerodendrum, Robinia, Sophora and Syringa (lilac) and climbers such as Campsis, ...
Devil's Club - Oplopanax horridus (in the Araliaceae or Ginseng family)
Parts used: Root.
Taste/smell: Woodsy, earthy smell and taste, sweetish.
Hedera helix L.
Ginseng family (Araliaceae)
NATIVE RANGE: Europe, western Asia, and northern Africa ...
A colorful carpet of trout lilies, phlox, bluebells, and bleeding-hearts announce the arrival of spring. The huge leaves of aralia cast elaborate shadows over a carpet of wild ginger.
 See also: Grape, Ponytail palm, Orchid, Medic, Primrose
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