Fatshedera, or Tree Ivy, is a unique hybrid plant that combines the bold, architectural foliage of Fatsia with the climbing habit of ivy. Its large, glossy, lobed leaves create a lush, tropical look that works beautifully in shaded corners, urban gardens, or as a dramatic container plant. While Fatshedera can be trained against walls, fences, or trellises, it can also be grown as a spreading ground cover or a free-standing shrub, offering versatility in both form and placement. In mild climates, it may produce small clusters of greenish-white flowers in late autumn, adding subtle seasonal interest.

Loved for its easy-care nature and adaptability, Fatshedera thrives in partial to full shade and tolerates urban pollution, making it an excellent choice for low-light or challenging garden spaces. Its evergreen foliage provides year-round structure and a touch of exotic charm, whether used as a climber, ground cover, or feature plant.