Rare Devils Walking Stick Plant Seeds - Exotic Aralia Spinosa Variety for Easy Cultivation - Ideal for Edging 25 Prickly Seeds

Introducing the Devil's Walking Stick, the must-have addition to any tropical garden. This unique and eye-catching shrub or small tree will make a statement with its large, rich dark blue-green leaves, with some reaching up to an impressive 5 feet long. As if that wasn't enough, the compound leaves form an umbrella-like canopy atop tall, upright, club-like branches, providing shade and adding to the striking appearance of this plant. In the summertime, the Devil's Walking Stick produces showy clusters of white flowers, standing at 1-4 feet tall. These blossoms not only attract pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and other insects, but also add a touch of elegance to this already stunning plant. As fall approaches, the leaves may turn shades of yellow, red, or purple, adding a burst of color to your garden. But the visual appeal doesn't stop there. In the fall, this plant produces bold, purple-black berry-like fruits on bright pink stalks, which are a favorite amongst various bird species and mammals. Not only does it provide nourishment for wildlife, but it also adds a pop of color to your garden. It's important to note that both the stems and leaf stalks are armed with sturdy and sharp spines, making it a perfect plant for those wanting to add an extra layer of protection to their landscape. This hardy plant can withstand drought, heat, salt, and even seasonal flooding, making it an ideal choice for any type of weather. For best results, it is recommended to plant the Devil's Walking Stick as a specimen, at the back of a shrub border, or along woodland margins. Just be sure to keep it away from walkways due to its sharp spines. Don't miss out on the opportunity to add this unique and tropical-looking plant to your collection. The Devil's Walking Stick is sure to turn heads and leave a lasting impression.