Heavenly Bamboo Nandina

Add color and contrast to an otherwise boring green landscape.

A compact plant, it requires only an annual pruning, but continually changes color through the year.

In the spring, the Heavenly Bamboo Nandina 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.

Prized for its oriental appearance, the Nandina domestica thrives very well in the Southern United States.