Add color and contrast to an otherwise boring green landscape.
A compact plant, it requires little pruning.
The Heavenly Bamboo Nandina continually changes color throughout the year. In the spring, it turns from red to a copper-red tint. As summer arrives, green foliage begins to appear.
When fall comes round again, the Heavenly Bamboo changes yet again, as the foliage shifts to a reddish-purple and produces red berries as well.
This Nandina can grow in partial shade, but for a more vibrant display during the fall months, plant it in direct sunlight.
Mix with Harbor Belle Nandina or Fire Power Nandina for show-stopping fall color!
I bought 3 Heavenly Bamboo Nandina bushes in the late spring after I could not find them locally. I worried about getting a decent size through the mail, but was very pleased with the 3 bushes sent. The packing was substantial and the bushes were well protected. They took well to my mid-Atlantic (NJ) garden, and are now turning to the lovely fall coloration. They are in the full sun, but at the edge of a natural wild area at the edge of woods. Once a little taller, they will should make a good border wall to the planted garden area. I just hope that they do well through the NJ winter.
Chris
The Heavenly Bamboo Nandina is a wonderful plant. I have had it in my landscaping for about 3 years and it has remained beautiful through out the year!
Brenda bee
I have over a dozen Heavenly Bamboo plants in my yard. I love them. They don't require any effort on my part. I prune them if I want to, or not. They always look good.
Cindy
My landscaper planted the several varieties of Nandina in my yard (Calif - Bay Area), I never knew the name but love the plant it has been in my yard for 15+ yrs and still looks great. It has been thru water shortages, long wet winters and hot summers always looking beautiful. I am so happy I finally found out what it is so I can get more.
Betty
I have this bamboo in my back yard in a partially shaded area. I love it. I have had it for several years and it is about 6 ft. now. I live in Maryland and I have never had to prune it. I love the natural way it grows.
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