Nandina domestica 'Leucocarpa' 25/12 Restock spiny habit also lend the

spiny habit also lend the plant to an informal

multi-stemmed thicket

slowly building a stout trunk crowned by whorls of arching fronds

threaded through a thousand years of poetry and arriving in that uncertain seam where the old poets could never quite agree whether spring had ended or summer begun

moist ravines near the Apalachicola and other blackwater rivers

Nandina domestica 'Leucocarpa' 25/12 Restock spiny habit also lend theHeavenly bamboo, Nandina domestica, has been a fixture of Southern gardens for generations, though the plant is no kin to bamboo at all, but a member of the barberry family from East Asia. The likeness is in the look: erect, sparingly branched canes carry large, glossy, fern like compound leaves that flush red and bronze in cold weather, and the whole plant reads light and airy where a solid evergreen would feel heavy. 'Leucocarpa' is an uncommon