Nandina compacta, the evil twin, may seem respectable at first. But after a few years it produces copious, stiff, underground running stems, not unlike the worst-behaved bamboos (with which ...

Several dwarf varieties in particular fit just fine in the small urban garden. Versatile and attractive year-round, ... Dwarf Nandina. Updated: Nov. 05, 2009, 10:23 a.m.

Over the course of the last two months two shrubs have grabbed my attention. One is compact nandina, planted on the north side of the Show Me Center on the Southeast Missouri State University campus.

Dwarf nandina varieties have been developed, and these have increased the landscape options for the plant. They do not flower consistently, so they don’t have the gorgeous fruit production of ...

Nandina is is commonly seen in the Southeast as an old-timey shrub, but there are also plenty of recently developed, cultivated varieties.

Nandina domestica flowers in the spring with big panicles of white clusters. In the fall and winter, the berries are the main event. The clusters of red berries start upright; as the berries ...

Visit a local nursery and you will find Nandina in dwarf forms, some with red leaves and many Nandina varieties with copper or golden foliage. Buy your neighbors a Nandina plant as a gift.

Nandina (Nandina domestica) ... As leaves mature, the greens turn a deeper color and, in the winter, express shades of light and dark red, some varieties show salmon colors, ...

A nandina revival is stirring in American gardens. The Southern Living Plant Collection offers four standout varieties: ‘Flirt,’ ‘Obession,’ ‘Blush Pink’ and the electrifying ‘Lemon ...