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japanese spider plant Buy Fatsia japonica 'Spider's Web' Japanese AraliaVariegated Japanese Aralia Botanical Name: Fatsia japonica Spiders Web Family: Araliaceae Origin: Japan (cultivated selection) Plant Type: Evergreen foliage shrub Overview Fatsia japonica Spiders Web is a striking evergreen shrub prized for its large, glossy palmate leaves dusted with silvery white speckling, giving a dramatic marbled appearance. Well suited to Adelaide and South Australian gardens, it thrives in shaded and semi shaded positions where
Variegated Japanese Aralia
Botanical Name: Fatsia japonica ‘Spider’s Web’
Family: Araliaceae
Origin: Japan (cultivated selection)
Plant Type: Evergreen foliage shrub
Overview
Fatsia japonica ‘Spider’s Web’ is a striking evergreen shrub prized for its large, glossy palmate leaves dusted with silvery-white speckling, giving a dramatic marbled appearance. Well suited to Adelaide and South Australian gardens, it thrives in shaded and semi-shaded positions where bold foliage is needed year-round.
Exceptionally useful in courtyards, under trees, and sheltered alfresco areas, ‘Spider’s Web’ provides architectural structure without relying on flowers. Its lush tropical look contrasts beautifully with finer foliage plants while remaining surprisingly hardy in temperate SA climates when protected from harsh sun and wind.
Key Features
- Mature Size: 1.5–2.5 m H × 1.5–2.5 m W
- Growth Rate: Moderate; approx. 20–40 cm per year
- Foliage: Large, glossy deep-green leaves heavily speckled with white; evergreen and bold
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Flowers: Small creamy-white flower clusters in autumn (ornamental but secondary)
- Fragrance: Not fragrant
- Seasonal Interest: Evergreen foliage year-round; architectural structure in all seasons
- Wildlife Value: Flowers may attract bees; dense foliage provides shelter for small birds
- Tolerance: Moderate drought tolerance once established; Excellent performance in shade; Light frost tolerant (to approx. –5 °C); Not tolerant of hot afternoon sun or strong winds; Not suited to exposed coastal salt spray
- Planting Density: Feature planting: allow 1.5–2.5 m spacing; Informal mass planting: 1 plant per 2–3 m²
- Pet Friendly: Mildly toxic if ingested — keep away from pets and children
Where It Works Best
- Sunlight: Part shade to full shade; morning sun only if sheltered
- Soil: Well-drained loam or sandy loam enriched with organic matter; tolerates clay if drainage is good
- Water Needs: Establishment: 2 deep soaks/week for 6–8 weeks; Established: deep soak every 2–3 weeks in summer; minimal water in winter
- Maintenance: Low maintenance; Remove damaged or older leaves as needed; Mulch annually to retain moisture and cool roots; Protect from hot reflected heat
- Lifespan: Long-lived shrub; typically 20–30+ years in protected SA gardens
- Climate Zones: Ideal for temperate and Mediterranean South Australia, especially Adelaide Plains, foothills and sheltered Hills gardens
- Soil pH: Slightly acidic to neutral preferred; tolerates mildly alkaline soils with organic matter
Landscape & Design Ideas
- Feature foliage plant for shaded courtyards
- Understorey planting beneath trees
- Large containers for sheltered patios and alfresco zones
- Woodland and tropical-style gardens
- Pairs beautifully with ferns, aspidistra, liriope, clivia, philodendron
Why You Will Love It
Fatsia japonica ‘Spider’s Web’ delivers instant drama in shade. With its oversized, variegated leaves and calm evergreen presence, it transforms low-light spaces into lush, designer-style gardens — all with minimal upkeep.
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★★★★★ 4
2 complaints, otherwise great
This is a mostly great product. I only have 2 complaints - it’s really difficult to wash out, and the price.
In my experience shampoo alone will not wash it out at all. Two-in-one products don't work. I have to use:
1. a shampoo
2. a conditioner
3. a shampoo again
4. More conditioner
It does a really great job compared to other clays. I have short somewhat thin hair and it provides volume. It gives me the hold. I need all day. It smells great and it’s easy to work with.
I wish it was cheaper. I feel like I’m paying extra for a cool looking tin. All that being said, I will be repeat customer
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Just Okay...
This is an okay product. It works well for the first hour or two but then makes my hair very greasy - it feels like I haven't washed it in weeks. It's fairly sticky, which is great, but again it only lasts 2-3 hours for me before making my hair greasy. It smells great - I'll give them that. I'm glad it works for others but it's just not right for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Clay-Like Texture, All-Day Control
When my go-to pomade was discontinued, I had to start the search all over again. After seeing several ads for Highland Glacial Hair Clay Pomade on social media, I decided to give it a try and ordered a tin.
Right out of the can, you can tell this product is different. It’s very thick—almost like actual clay. At first, I wasn’t sure how it would work with my shorter hair. Pro tip: lightly wet your hands before working it in. Once you add a little moisture and warm it up between your fingers, it spreads much more easily and evenly. Applying it to damp hair makes styling smooth and straightforward.
When first applied, the hold feels strong and structured. As the day goes on, it relaxes slightly but still keeps your hair in place without looking stiff or overly styled. I appreciate that it maintains shape while allowing a more natural finish as the hours pass.
It is more expensive than some other options out there, but in my opinion, the performance justifies the price. For reference, my hair is short—slightly longer than a typical military regulation cut—so this review reflects how it performs on shorter styles.
Overall, I’m happy with the switch and would recommend Highland Glacial Hair Clay Pomade to anyone looking for a strong, workable hold with a natural feel.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Good Stuff!
Can’t say enough good things about Highland’s Glacial Clay Pomade! Don’t let your initial reaction to its appearance fool you. This stuff is great! In the tin, it’s fairly thick, but I put less than a dime size amount on my fingertips, place it in my palm, and then rub my palms together and it quickly turns into a very delicate gel that I work into my hair. Unlike other products that leave your hair crispy or with a sheen, this dries invisibly and allows you to continue to adjust and manage your hair throughout the day without looking like you have anything in at all. It’s so easy to use and keeps my hair looking great all day. Smells great too! I feel good knowing that I’m putting something on my body that’s 100% natural even down to the aluminum tin, which is fully recyclable. I’ve been using this along with Highland’s shampoo “The Wash“ for a few months now and I swear my hair has never been softer. I’m a big fan of this company and their products!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2025
★★★★★ 4
It's a good pomade
This clay pomade is easiest to work with when the temperature is around 74F and higher. If the room temperature is around 66F, it takes longer to soften. I have thick, straight hair that sticks out if you cut it wrong. This pomade handles it pretty well. Once it's worked in, it holds the styling together. This stuff does not flatten the hair like regular pomade. Instead, it adds "body" or volume to your hair. There is no gloss. It settles in with no shine in your hair. And like most pomades, this Highland stuff also does a good job moistening dry hands. Another thing about this pomade is that it's hard to wash out, so if you keep it there, you can towel off and style your hair back in place without adding more fresh pomade. With delivery via Prime, it took 7 days, which isn't very prime. I could go to the drugstore and grab another brand of clay pomade in less than a day. This stuff is pricey, which I cannot figure out why. All-natural ingredients means they don't need to formulate compounds to make pomade, so it should cost less, but it's not. While it's a good product, I can't always afford the high price.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2025