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Exceptionally versatile and easy to grow in full sun or full shade, Harbor Belle is a true dwarf Nandina that grows to about 18 inches in height with a spread of up to 3 feet. Also known as "heavenly bamboo" for its bamboo-like appearance, the base of this clump-forming plant consists of open cane-like branches topped with fine compound leaves that are glossy dark green and leathery. New leaves emerge in shades of pink and develop burnished purple-red and pink hues in winter. In summer, white panicles of small star-shaped flowers appear followed by abundant clusters of red berries that are maintained through to winter and are enjoyed by the birds. Harbor Belle provides a a pleasing soft texture in the landscape when used in small groupings or in mass plantings as a groundcover.
Growth Habit: 2′ high x 1.5-2′ wide
Native Origin: China, Japan
Hardiness Zone: 6-10
Environment Needs: Full Sun, Part Shade
Growth Rate: moderate
Maintenance: Fertilize yearly in Spring.
Exceptionally versatile and easy to grow in full sun or full shade, Harbor Belle is a true dwarf Nandina that grows to about 18 inches in height with a spread of up to 3 feet. Also known as "heavenly bamboo" for its bamboo-like appearance, the base of this clump-forming plant consists of open cane-like branches topped with fine compound leaves that are glossy dark green and leathery. New leaves emerge in shades of pink and develop burnished purple-red and pink hues in winter. In summer, white panicles of small star-shaped flowers appear followed by abundant clusters of red berries that are maintained through to winter and are enjoyed by the birds. Harbor Belle provides a a pleasing soft texture in the landscape when used in small groupings or in mass plantings as a groundcover.
Growth Habit: 2′ high x 1.5-2′ wide
Native Origin: China, Japan
Hardiness Zone: 6-10
Environment Needs: Full Sun, Part Shade
Growth Rate: moderate
Maintenance: Fertilize yearly in Spring.