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Nandina Domestica

With fine foliage shifting from green to fiery red through the seasons, white panicles and clusters of scarlet berries, the Sacred Bamboo is decorative all year.

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Nandina Domestica — With fine foliage shifting from green to fiery red through the seasons, white panicles and clusters of scarlet berries,

Care Profile

A guide to ensuring your botanical companion thrives.

Origin

China

Light

Full sun

Watering

Bi-weekly

Maintenance

Easy

Nandina Domestica — detail

The sacred bamboo of the Far East

Despite its nickname, the Nandina is not a bamboo: native to East Asia, it borrows only its slender silhouette and light, graceful foliage.

Its young shoots redden in spring, its white flowers give way in autumn to clusters of persistent red berries, offering interest in every season.

"The Nandina changes color every season without ever going bare."
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Styling Tip 01

Sun or Part Shade

Sun intensifies the red tones of the foliage.

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Styling Tip 02

Hardy and Frugal

Cold- and drought-resistant once established, it asks for little.

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Styling Tip 03

Toxic Berries

The berries are toxic if ingested; take care with children and pets.

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