Nandina

E381573

Nandina is a small, ornamental evergreen shrub, often called heavenly bamboo, valued for its colorful foliage and bright red berries in gardens and landscapes.

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Label Occurrences
Nandina canonical 1
Nandina domestica 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ornamental shrub
plant genus
commonName heavenly bamboo
containsCompound cyanogenic glycosides
family Berberidaceae
flowerColor white
floweringSeason late spring to early summer
foliageColor bronze
green
red
foliageSeasonalChange leaves often turn red or purple in cold weather
fruitColor bright red
fruitingSeason autumn to winter
fruitType berry-like drupe
growthForm shrub
hardiness generally hardy in USDA zones 6–9
introducedTo Europe
North America
invasiveStatus invasive in parts of the southeastern United States
isEvergreen true
kingdom Plantae
landscapeUse accent plant
container plant
foundation planting
hedge
leafPersistence evergreen to semi-evergreen
leafType compound
nativeTo China
Himalayas
India
Japan
order Ranunculales
propagationMethod cuttings
seed
suckers
pruningRequirement light to moderate pruning
similarTo bamboo in appearance but not botanically related
soilPreference well-drained soil
taxonRank genus
tolerates full sun
partial shade
toxicityToAnimals potentially toxic to pets if ingested
toxic to some birds
typeSpecies Nandina self-linksurface differs
surface form: Nandina domestica
typicalHeight 1–2 meters
valuedFor bright red berries
colorful foliage
ornamental use in gardens and landscapes
waterRequirement moderate

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Berberidaceae includesGenus Nandina
Nandina typeSpecies Nandina self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Nandina domestica