SACRED BAMBOO
Nandina Domestica; heavenly bamboo or sacred bamboo as some call it, is a flowering plant originating from eastern Asia. This beautiful ornamental plant is widely grown in gardens because of its attractiveness.
Above: Print titled Nandina 5, is available for purchase via my website.
Although called sacred bamboo, this is in fact not a bamboo, but a semi-evergreen shrub. It’s this deciduous characteristic, that makes it an all year round beauty.
Above left: This work is titled Nandina 9, available via my website.
Above right: This work is titled Nandina 2, available via my website.
Nandina is a durable plant, and can take both full shade and sun, and is tolerant of dryer conditions, which makes it a suitable plant for many gardens. The ever changing colours of the leaves, as well as its bright red berries, makes this shrub something to be admired.
Example of the Nandina 1 print, available via my website.
Above: Nandina leaves turning colour.
Unfortunately its berries are highly toxic for many animals and it is seen as an invasive weed in many countries. So instead of admiring this plant in your garden, rather admire it as a print on your wall. If you are looking for something to brighten up your living room, pop over to my website to purchase yours.
Above left: Droplets of water on the bright red berries of the Nandina Domestica.
Above right: Close-up of bright red berries of the Nandina Domestica.
Above: Example of the Nandina 4 print paired with the Pepper tree print, available via my website.
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Information is for educational and informational purposes only and may not be construed as medical advice. The information is not intended to replace medical advice or treatment offered by healthcare professionals.