The Heavenly Bamboo, or Nandina, continually changes color throughout the year. In the spring, it turns from red to a copper-red tint. As summer arrives, green foliage begins to appear.
When fall comes round again, the Heavenly Bamboo changes yet again, as the foliage shifts to a reddish-purple and produces red berries as well. It adds color and contrast to an otherwise boring green landscape
This Nandina can grow in partial shade, but for a more vibrant display during the fall months, plant it in direct sunlight. A compact plant, it requires little pruning.
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