Anyone into Aralias?

[hardyjim]

I have always liked them but for some reason never got one,until now.

Really like these 2!

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[KrisK]

They're neat!

I saw some ( I think they were aralia) outdoors at the tulsa, ok zoo last week. Looked just like your plant on the right. They were big, so I think they were in-ground all year here. Also spotted small tree sized caesalpinia pulchirrima (I'm sure I butchered that) too. How hardy are those aralia that you have?

[hardyjim]

They are said to not like below 60F...I have seen plants like what your taking about,I wonder if those aren't some kind of Japanese maple cultivar...?

[lucky1]

I've had several over the years.
Could never keep 'em alive after I put them outside in the summer.

Barb