Nandina (Nanten) Healthy Growth Potted Plant Lucky Charm - 3
Healthy growing young Nandina tree
Nandina has long been planted in the gardens of many homes as an amulet tree that turns away misfortune. Its delicate trunk and branches, young leaves, and Momiji are beautiful, and in winter, the fruit that hangs in clusters adorns the garden. It can be used for hedges, potted plants, and flower beds. The leaves can also be used as a garnish for dishes. Leaves grow densely at the top of the trunk, and numerous small white flowers bloom around June. The fruit turns a vibrant red from late autumn to winter, and well-formed fruits droop under their weight. It is also planted as a commemorative tree for birthdays, obi-tying ceremonies, new homes, and longevity celebrations. The leaves are also said to prevent food spoilage and are used as a garnish for sekihan (red bean rice), fish dishes, and Osechi ryori (New Year's food). You can enjoy it in pots, home gardens, or planted directly in the ground.
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[Classification] Berberidaceae Nandina genus Evergreen Shrub
[Scientific Name] Nandina domestica
[Origin] Japan, China
[Uses] Garden tree, New Year's decoration, mixed planting
[Flowering] May - July
[Fruiting] October - January
[Tree Height] 130-140cm as of May
☆For pickup only.
This is a potted Nandina that allows you to enjoy both its white flowers and red berries.
- Plant Name: Nandina (Nanten)
- Condition: Flowering and fruiting
- Container: Terracotta pot
Thank you for looking.
Nandina has long been planted in the gardens of many homes as an amulet tree that turns away misfortune. Its delicate trunk and branches, young leaves, and Momiji are beautiful, and in winter, the fruit that hangs in clusters adorns the garden. It can be used for hedges, potted plants, and flower beds. The leaves can also be used as a garnish for dishes. Leaves grow densely at the top of the trunk, and numerous small white flowers bloom around June. The fruit turns a vibrant red from late autumn to winter, and well-formed fruits droop under their weight. It is also planted as a commemorative tree for birthdays, obi-tying ceremonies, new homes, and longevity celebrations. The leaves are also said to prevent food spoilage and are used as a garnish for sekihan (red bean rice), fish dishes, and Osechi ryori (New Year's food). You can enjoy it in pots, home gardens, or planted directly in the ground.
*****☆Limited Quantity Special Price☆*****
[Classification] Berberidaceae Nandina genus Evergreen Shrub
[Scientific Name] Nandina domestica
[Origin] Japan, China
[Uses] Garden tree, New Year's decoration, mixed planting
[Flowering] May - July
[Fruiting] October - January
[Tree Height] 130-140cm as of May
☆For pickup only.
This is a potted Nandina that allows you to enjoy both its white flowers and red berries.
- Plant Name: Nandina (Nanten)
- Condition: Flowering and fruiting
- Container: Terracotta pot
Thank you for looking.
Category
Evergreens
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Paid on delivery (by buyer)
From
Oita
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