Nandina domestica 'Alba' - North Carolina Extension Gardener …
'Alba' is a cultivar of Nandina domestica, or Heavenly Bamboo, a drought tolerant evergreen shrub, which may develop suckers, reseeds itself readily and occasionally naturalizes. In rare instances it has established dense stands in forest habitats. 'Alba' is slightly larger than N. domestica, and is noted for large clusters of cream-colored ...
Nandina domestica 'Alba' – Nurseries Caroliniana
This variety of Nandina has light cream-white berries and green leaves, but the most outstanding characteristic of this cultivar is its golden winter foliage which contrasts beautifully with the red winter foliage of the species.
Nandina domestica 'Alba' from Colesville Nursery
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White Berry Nandina (Nandina domestica 'Alba') at Riverbend Nurseries
An open evergreen shrub loaded with creamy-white berries in the fall; the fall foliage has a light-green to yellow color and lacks the red color of the species; very upright and leggy, excellent in mass plantings for textural effect. White Berry Nandina is …
Botanical Gardens | Nandina domestica ‘Alba’ (Yellow-Berried Nandina)
‘Alba’ should be sited in some shade as berries can discolor in full sun. Soil Requirements (Drainage and fertility): Not particular in terms of soil, however does best in moist fertile soil. Maximum Size (Height and Spread): 4′-6′. Major Pests: none serious. Interesting Facts: Creamy yellow fruit compared to the more common red.
Nandina, Heavenly Bamboo (Nandina domestica) - Virginia Tech
2024年3月6日 · Heavenly bamboo is a medium-large upright shrub. In late spring it bears showy white flowers and in the late fall/winter it has attractive reddish foliage (sun) and large clusters of red berries. This species can tolerate full sun or full shade and is drought tolerant. There are several dwarf cultivars that are suitable for small spaces.
How to Grow Nandina – Heavenly Bamboo - Harvest to Table
Nandina — commonly called heavenly bamboo–is an evergreen shrub grown widely for its graceful habit and foliage–often bronze-red when young and again in fall. Nandina bears small white flowers in clusters and red berries that persist through winter.
Nandina domestica ( Alba Nandina ) - Professional Gardening Tips
2016年9月21日 · Bears conical panicles, to 16 inches long, of small, star-shaped, white flowers with large, yellow anthers. Berry-like clusters are persistant through winter, and can be used in arrangements, or eaten by birds. Found along the foundation of older homes, you may inherit a plant that needs some selective pruning.
Nandina - Home & Garden Information Center
Nandina, also known as heavenly or sacred bamboo (Nandina domestica), is an attractive heat- and drought-tolerant, evergreen shrub native to East Asia and India. While not a bamboo, nandina possesses bamboo-like features with layers of fine-textured feathery-looking leaves attached to vertically straight cane-like stems.
How to Plant and Grow Sacred Bamboo - Nature & Garden
Interesting varieties of Sacred bamboo, Nandina domestica: ‘ Alba ‘: its berries are a creamy-white color, and it can grow 6 feet high (2m). ‘ Filamentosa ‘: one appreciates its mottled leaves with surprising yellow, green and red blotches.