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1 Nandina Firepower (Dwarf) Beautiful Fall color
$10.00
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Nandina Firepower is a great choice for dramatic color throughout the year. In spring the leaves take on fresh lime green appearance, with summer comes accents of red, then becoming brilliant red in fall. This evergreen ornamental shrub requires little care once established and minimal pruning.
‘Firepower’ nandina grows to be 24–60-inches-tall and is considered a medium-size cultivar. Often it is marketed as “dwarf” because it is distinctly shorter than the standard species type and is slower growing. Annual plant growth of ‘Firepower’ nandina is 4–6 inches. Typical mature specimens of ‘Firepower’ nandina are 24-inches-tall and wide.
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Weight
1 lbs
Shipping Countries: United States (US)
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22 reviews for 1 Nandina Firepower (Dwarf) Beautiful Fall color
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We were very pleased with the plants as they met our exectations. The packaging was excelent and timely delivery was excelent.
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Plants in good shape at delivery, and great prices!
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I was super scared the plant would arrive dead but it was the complete opposite!
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it came with a slug in the bag but it looks like it’ll survive
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Cute, healthy plant. Colors are vibrant! Packed with care 😍🌱
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Vendor Information
- Store Name: JLPfarmsTN
- Vendor: Jeff & LeAnne Panter
- Address: McMinnville, TN 37110
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diana cherryholmes –
Looking forward to the new growth!
Debra Hinkle –
Great prices on hard to find native plants.
Kathy Mertens –
Arrived packed carefully and quickly. I can’t wait to see them come up and bloom next year! Thank You
Marcia Defnet (verified owner) –
I really loved this purchased!! Very nice quality roots!!
Margaret Lutley (verified owner) –
It arrived in a well packed container with clear instruction
Veron Diaz –
Thank you so much+++++ Excellent seller-Super fast shipping O(∩_∩)O Love it
Desiree D –
The plant itself is far nicer than I could have hoped for.
Marie (verified owner) –
Arrived in good condition. I put them in the ground the next day, and they seem to be doing well.
GARY ASHER (verified owner) –
We were very pleased with the plants as they met our exectations. The packaging was excelent and timely delivery was excelent.
Debra Humphreys (verified owner) –
The little trees appear healthy with green buds emerging. I did find it strange that they were not labeled with what they were, nor was there any paperwork with them, nor directions. I would strongly recommend that anyone buying these little plants wash all the soil off and bareroot them. They have a nice healthy root system, but the roots had grown down to the bottom of the pot, and then back to the top again, and with some circling. By barerooting them, and placing the plant on a little mound of soil and spreading the roots evenly around and down that mound, then partially filling in the planting hole, watering, adding soil to proper level to the base of the stem where the root flare starts, mulching with fine would chips (keeping the chips a few inches away from the stem) and watering again, they should have a good start.