Archives for May, 2008
Nandina Domestica (Heavenly Bamboo)
A bamboo-like shrub with striking foliage
About Nandina Domestica
Nandina domestica, or heavenly bamboo, is completely unrelated to bamboo. Its name comes from its fine, bamboo-like foliage and its cane-like stems. It is an evergreen to deciduous shrub that will grow to 5 feet tall , 3 feet wide, at a moderate rate. Some sources list Nandina [...]
Cold Hardy Camellias
About Camelias
Camellias are evergreen shrubs or small trees with attractive glossy foliage. They originate from subtropical regions of China, Japan and neighboring countries. They are known for their dramatic blooms during the off-season – autumn, winter, or early spring, depending on the cultivar and climate.
Typically, camellias have been grown only in the southern United States, [...]
Musa Basjoo (Japanese Fiber Banana)
About Musa Basjoo
Musa basjoo is generally considered the most cold-hardy banana.
While it does grow in Japan, the Japanese fiber banana is native to the Ryukyu Archipelago, which lies between Japan and Taiwan. It is also very common in parts of China.
Its large, tropical foliage and fast growth rate make it ideal for a dramatic feature [...]
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