Japanese Angelica Tree

This bold, architectural native shrub or small tree with large compound leaves and spiny stems, an unusual choice for adding a dramatic, exotic-looking structure to the back of borders or naturalized plantings.

• Broadleaf, deciduous shrub or small tree.
• Stems irregularly spiny with compound variegated leaves with creamy yellow margins.
• Small white flowers emerge in large clusters in late summer, followed by blueish-black berries.
• Grows best in full sun to partial shade.