The Highlights
Common Name: Heavenly Bamboo ‘Fire Power’
Foliage: Evergreen (semi-evergreen in very cold winters) with vibrant lime-green summer foliage that turns fiery red, orange, and scarlet in autumn and winter
Flower Colour: Clusters of small white flowers
Flowering Period: June to August
Berries: Occasional small red berries in autumn (less frequent on this compact form)
Height & Spread: Compact – around 60–80cm high × 50–70cm spread (2–2.5ft × 1.5–2ft)
Fragrance: Flowers are lightly scented
Hardiness: RHS H4 – Hardy in most UK regions; protect from harsh cold in exposed areas
Position: Full sun to partial shade (best colour in full sun)
Maintenance: Very low – no pruning required, occasional tidy-up only
Our Nandina Fire power comes in a 7L pot.
Why Choose Nandina domestica ‘Fire Power’ for Your Garden?
‘Fire Power’ is one of the most striking dwarf Nandinas, prized for its incredible autumn and winter colour. This compact shrub adds bold, warm tones just when the garden needs it most. It’s ideal for:
Bringing vibrant red and orange winter colour to borders and beds
Adding structure and colour to pots, patios, and balconies
Creating low-maintenance planting schemes in small gardens
Pairing beautifully with grasses, heucheras, and evergreen shrubs
Designing modern, Japanese-inspired or minimalist planting
Its neat, round habit and bright seasonal colours make ‘Fire Power’ a perfect container plant, offering a long season of interest with very little upkeep.
Delivery
We use DX to deliver your plants straight to your door.
DX collect from us every Tuesday and Thursday using their 24-hour tracked service.
Growing Tips
Best Position
Plant in full sun for the strongest red and orange foliage. It will tolerate partial shade but colours may be softer.
Soil Preparation
Grow in moist, well-drained soil enriched with compost. Nandina prefer slightly acidic to neutral conditions; add ericaceous compost if your soil is alkaline.
Support & Training
A neat, naturally compact shrub – no support needed.
Pruning
Generally no pruning required. Remove any damaged or overly long stems in early spring to keep the plant tidy.
Winter Care
Hardy across most of the UK. In very cold or exposed sites, apply mulch around the base over winter and protect container-grown plants from severe frost.
The Highlights
Common Name: Heavenly Bamboo ‘Fire Power’
Foliage: Evergreen (semi-evergreen in very cold winters) with vibrant lime-green summer foliage that turns fiery red, orange, and scarlet in autumn and winter
Flower Colour: Clusters of small white flowers
Flowering Period: June to August
Berries: Occasional small red berries in autumn (less frequent on this compact form)
Height & Spread: Compact – around 60–80cm high × 50–70cm spread (2–2.5ft × 1.5–2ft)
Fragrance: Flowers are lightly scented
Hardiness: RHS H4 – Hardy in most UK regions; protect from harsh cold in exposed areas
Position: Full sun to partial shade (best colour in full sun)
Maintenance: Very low – no pruning required, occasional tidy-up only
Our Nandina Fire power comes in a 7L pot.
Why Choose Nandina domestica ‘Fire Power’ for Your Garden?
‘Fire Power’ is one of the most striking dwarf Nandinas, prized for its incredible autumn and winter colour. This compact shrub adds bold, warm tones just when the garden needs it most. It’s ideal for:
Bringing vibrant red and orange winter colour to borders and beds
Adding structure and colour to pots, patios, and balconies
Creating low-maintenance planting schemes in small gardens
Pairing beautifully with grasses, heucheras, and evergreen shrubs
Designing modern, Japanese-inspired or minimalist planting
Its neat, round habit and bright seasonal colours make ‘Fire Power’ a perfect container plant, offering a long season of interest with very little upkeep.
Delivery
We use DX to deliver your plants straight to your door.
DX collect from us every Tuesday and Thursday using their 24-hour tracked service.
Growing Tips
Best Position
Plant in full sun for the strongest red and orange foliage. It will tolerate partial shade but colours may be softer.
Soil Preparation
Grow in moist, well-drained soil enriched with compost. Nandina prefer slightly acidic to neutral conditions; add ericaceous compost if your soil is alkaline.
Support & Training
A neat, naturally compact shrub – no support needed.
Pruning
Generally no pruning required. Remove any damaged or overly long stems in early spring to keep the plant tidy.
Winter Care
Hardy across most of the UK. In very cold or exposed sites, apply mulch around the base over winter and protect container-grown plants from severe frost.
