Sacred Bamboo, Nandina domestica - Ideal as a screening plant.
Sacred Bamboo is a medium-sized shrub with a clumping habit. It is a very hardy plant suit to a wide range of garden styles from Japanese to modern architectural gardens. Sacred Bamboo are favoured for the change of season foliage colours ranging from pinkish reds to green. They also make great screening plants to hide fences and garden sheds.
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Nandina domestica |
Nandina domestica often called ‘Sacred Bamboo’ are not related to bamboo botanically, the name refers to the appearance of the stems that look like bamboo. They are an evergreen plant in most climates however in very cold temperatures of below -10 C they can be semi-deciduous. Nandina can grow to 2 metre if left unpruned. The foliage is the main feature of this plant with the new young leaves being pinkish to red and maturing to green. Nandina has sprays of small white flowers throughout the year followed by red berries.
Height & Width |
Up to 2 metres high X 1 metre wide |
Flowers and Fruit |
Nandina flowers in late spring to summer with sprays of white flowers that are held above the foliage. The flowers are followed by red berries. |
Aspect |
Full sun to part shade. In full sun they red foliage is more prominent. |
Soil Type |
Wide range of free draining sandy loams to clay loams soils |
Maintenance |
Trim as needed to maintain a neat appearance. |
Planting Rates |
Group plantings in lots of 3 to 5 about 70cm apart |
