Variegated Japanese Angelica Tree

This bold, architectural shrub or small tree with large, dramatically variegated compound leaves, an exotic-looking specimen that makes a strong tropical impression in temperate Ontario gardens despite its cold hardiness.

• Deciduous shrub or small tree.
• Stems irregularly spiny with alternate, compound, variegated leave.
• Small white flowers appear in large clusters in late summer, followed by blueish-black berries.
• Grows best in full sun to partial shade.