Araliaceae - Plant Encyclopedia Photo Gallery

Cussonia spicata (Common Cabbage Tree) with a unique thickened trunk and long slender green leaves.

Cussonia spicata (Common Cabbage Tree) with woody base and jagged green leaves in brown container

Cussonia spicata (Common Cabbage Tree) leaves are compound with distinct serrated edges on each segment.

Cussonia spicata (Common Cabbage Tree) displays woody stems with numerous deep green leaflets in clusters.

Cussonia spicata (Common Cabbage Tree) with dense green leaves and numerous tall yellow flower spikes.

Cussonia spicata (Common Cabbage Tree) with vertical flower spikes rising from the woody central branch structure

Cussonia spicata (Common Cabbage Tree) with many cylindrical flower spikes extending from the central stalk.

Cussonia spicata (Common Cabbage Tree) seeds arranged on a flat surface below a measurement ruler.

Aralia chinensis (Chinese Angelica Tree) shows small delicate flower clusters tucked between many green leaves.

Aralia chinensis (Chinese Angelica Tree) with white flower clusters tucked within layers of green leaves.

Aralia chinensis (Chinese Angelica Tree) branches covered in thick green foliage and cream flower clusters

Aralia cordata (Japanese Spikenard) showing clusters of small round red and black fruit

Aralia cordata (Japanese Spikenard) with round red fruit clusters on tall stems.

Aralia cordata (Japanese Spikenard) plant with wide green leaves and small dark purple fruit clusters.

Aralia elata (Japanese Angelica Tree) with green foliage and clusters of white flower sprays.

Aralia elata (Japanese Angelica Tree) showing multiple compound green leaves against a clear sky

Aralia elata (Japanese Angelica Tree) pink stalks with small white buds and dark round fruit

Aralia elata (Japanese Angelica Tree) pink flower panicle surrounded by lush green foliage on branches.

Aralia elata (Japanese Angelica Tree) pink flower clusters mixed with dark berries above green leaves.

Aralia elata (Japanese Angelica Tree) showing detailed green leaves and large clusters of white flowers.

Aralia elata (Japanese Angelica Tree) carries small purple berries on delicate stems among green leaves.

Aralia elata (Japanese Angelica Tree) with spreading branches, green leaves, and soft pink flower clusters.

Aralia elata (Japanese Angelica Tree) showing clusters of off-white flowers, pink stems, and black fruit.

Aralia elata (Japanese Angelica Tree) showing large green leaves alongside clusters of pink flowers.

Aralia sp. (Spikenard) yellow flower clusters held on thin stalks above dark green foliage leaves

Aralia sp. (Spikenard) tree with tall stems and distinctive dark purple foliage reaching towards the sky.

Aralia sp. (Spikenard) showing small yellow flower clusters above dark green compound leaves and branches