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Firepower Nandina

Firepower Nandina

$36.99
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zone-6, zone-7, zone-8, and zone-9

Just as its name suggests, add a few of these amazing evergreen shrubs to your garden and they’re brilliant color will add a touch of red firepower to the overall look. Certainly, one of the most brilliantly colored Nandina’s, the Firepower Nandina’s new foliage begins a lovely green color and as it matures it acquires gorgeous red highlights becoming brilliant red foliage that lasts through the Winter months.  Preferring full sun for its optimal growth of up to 30 inches tall and wide, it’s smaller size and beautiful color make it ideal for landscapes in desperate need of color but without much room to speak of. Plant each Firepower Nandina in pots wherever you want them, in your garden separately for little highlights of color or mass them together for a more powerful, more colorful, display. Bird friendly and easy to care for, add some fire to your yard with the Firepower Nandina.

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  • My plant was recently planted outdoors in direct sun. Some of the leaves are drying out turning brown. On the underside the leaves are very tiny and new but quite condensed. How shall I treat these issues.

    Your Firepower Nandina is likely experiencing transplant shock and stress from direct sun. Here's how to address these issues:

    1. Watering:
      Ensure consistent watering, keeping the soil moist but not soggy. Deep water once or twice a week, depending on weather conditions.

    2. Sun Protection:
      While Firepower Nandina tolerates full sun, newly planted shrubs may need temporary shade during the hottest part of the day until they establish. Use a shade cloth if needed.

    3. Pruning:
      Trim off the dried, brown leaves to redirect the plant’s energy to healthy growth.

    4. Mulching:
      Add 2-3 inches of mulch around the base to retain moisture and regulate soil temperature. Keep mulch away from the plant’s stem.

    5. Patience:
      The dense, new leaves on the underside indicate healthy regrowth. Allow the plant time to adjust to its new environment.

    Monitor regularly, and it should recover with proper care.

  • Is this the dwarf firepower nandina? I'm interested in buying 7 of the one gallon. Do you have other sizes? Do you ship to Maryland? What is the shipping cost? Thanks , Alan 410-977-2021

    Yes, Firepower Nandinas (Nandina domestica ‘Firepower’) are considered dwarf nandinas. They typically reach a compact height of about 2 feet tall and wide, making them ideal for smaller garden spaces, borders, and containers. Their compact size and low-maintenance nature make them popular in many landscape designs.

    We grow these in one gallon and three gallon containers. 

    We ship all of the united states except for hawaii, and alaska. 

  • How does it winter in zone 8-9

    Yes, Firepower Nandina (Nandina domestica 'Firepower') will do well in Zones 8-9 during the winter. It is hardy to these zones and can tolerate mild winters. In these regions, Firepower Nandina typically retains its vibrant foliage, with its red and orange hues becoming even more intense in the cooler months, making it an excellent year-round ornamental plant.

  • will firepower nandina survive in full sun in zone 10?

    Yes, Firepower nandina (Nandina domestica 'Firepower') can thrive in full sun in zone 10. This variety tolerates heat well but may need regular watering during hot periods to keep its foliage vibrant and healthy.