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Shop All Nandina Shrubs in the Perfect Plants Collection Nandina bushes are an ornamental shrub beloved by many for their vibrant and dynamic coloring. Nandina Domestica is a member of the Berberidaceae family, and it is a broadleaf evergreen shrub native to Eastern Asia. Nandina plants are a delightful addition to any patio, deck, or yard space. They can be planted directly into plant beds, alongside walkways, and do really well as a potted plant. In the fall, the foliage of the Nandina shrub dazzles the eye with an array of vibrant colors. Depending upon the variety of plant colors can include red, pink, orange, and even bronze! Fruiting varieties of Nandina display bright red berries. Nandina is known to many as “Sacred Bamboo” or “Heavenly Bamboo” because of its look-alike leaves and cane-like stems. However, it is not actually related to bamboo at all. What Are The Best Types of Nandina Shrubs? There are so many Nandina varieties to choose from. You are bound to find the perfect one that is right for you. Here are just a few of the varieties that are available. Lemon Lime Nandina A nearly fruitless variety of Nandina that grows 3 – 4 feet tall. New spring growth brings forth cheerful lime-green leaves that nicely contrast the older and darker green foliage. Fire Power Nandina This cultivar of Nandina is a non-invasive, mostly non-fruiting, dwarf nandina shrub. It reaches 1 – 2 feet in height. This variety does not require pruning. It displays bright green and red leaves in spring, and green leaves in summer, and then the leaves transition into bright red for the fall and winter. Gulf Stream Nandina This variety is non-invasive, mostly non-fruiting, and is a compact dwarf nandina shrub. Typically, it is about 3 feet tall. It displays coppery red leaves in spring, bluish-green leaves throughout summer, and bursts into vibrant coppery red during the colder months. Occasionally, it will display flowers in spring. Obsession Nandina The Obsession Nandina is a compact

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