Can't remember the name of this plant

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7 years ago

Hi. This plant is very common and seems to be evergreen with some red-tinged leaves.

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carol23_gw
7 years ago
Perhaps Nandina domestica.
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macranthos
7 years ago
Agreed, nandina.
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A. K. A. "Heavenly bamboo." They have standard size and dwarf variety. We have both and love them.
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