Polyscias fruticosa 'Ming' is a cultivar of Polyscias fruticosa (L.) Harms. Commonly called Ming aralia, it is an evergreen shrub that is native to tropical areas from India to Polynesia, but has been introduced into a large number of tropical and subtropical areas around the world. It typically grows vertically 3m tall. It has finely-segmented, 1-3 pinnate compound leaves have narrow-ovate to lanceolate leaflets with spiny-toothed margins
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Genus name comes from the Greek words polys meaning many and skias meaning canopy like a sunshade because of the main umbel being divided into numerous lesser umbels.
Specific epithet means shrubby or bushy.
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Polyscias fruticosa 'Ming'
Polyscias fruticosa 'Ming' comes in following Sizes:
M - is ca. 65 cm tall and comes in a 17 cm pot
L - is ca. 80 cm tall and comes in a 21 cm pot
XL - is ca. 110 cm tall and comes in a 24 cm pot