Does anyone know what kind of bush/tree this is?
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Douglas Hunt on Oct 19, 2013It's very difficult to see the leaf shape in your photos, but I'm thinking this may possibly be a type of pieris (andromeda).Helpful Reply
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The French Gardener on Oct 19, 2013I see bi to tri pinnately compound leaves, and pinkish panicle flower. You say red becoming green with the age. It is a Nandina domestica, commonly called Heavenly bamboo.Helpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Oct 19, 2013Now that the French Gardener has mentioned Nandina, I am going, duh, of course!Helpful Reply
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360 Sod (Donna Dixson) on Oct 19, 2013A lot going on the the picutres. The leaves in some seem to be too narrow and long to be Nandina domestica. I wonder if there is also some curly willow in there? Would account for the red tipping new growth.Helpful Reply
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Donna L on Oct 19, 2013I think it is a form of Japanese maple bush, the top picture anywaysHelpful Reply
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Sheri on Oct 19, 2013Are the branches crooked? Reminds me of a corkscrew willow.Helpful Reply
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Yvonne B on Oct 20, 2013That is what I was thinking as soon as I saw the flowers, Nandina. Though the leaves on yours are much more slender and long than the leaves on the many that grow around our home from where the berries are spread from the birds eating them.Helpful Reply
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Janette on Oct 20, 2013Nandina in Vancouver? Will it live over winter in that climate?Helpful Reply
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Sally on Oct 20, 2013Oh, yes, and it also has feeder roots. If not controlled it will spread, I'm well aware of this nandina they line my back property line to create a fence from my neighbors yard since we are not allowed fences on the property I live.Helpful Reply
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Katzpawz on Oct 21, 2013Looks like Nandinia Domestica to meHelpful Reply
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Jinny on Oct 21, 2013It looks like my Nandina bushes that I planted in my yard.Helpful Reply
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Wanda sinnema on Jun 22, 2014Yes its Nandinia compacta..... heavenly bamboo is the common name,,, it may be SIENNA SUNRISE or SIENNA SUNSET., it has red tipped new growth...I have one just like it...there are lots of varieties....I have never heard of them spreading..mine are very compact plants..some varieties grow taller with different colored foliage, depending on locationand amount of sun... especially in the fall......I check out the MONROVIA gardens websight (in California),,,they grow most of them for the nurseries in the puget sound area..... its very popular aaround here..alway used lots in the garden shows too..Helpful Reply
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Wanda sinnema on Jun 22, 2014I would get the moring glory vine OUT...its very invasive and will kill anything it can strangle..... and keep digging it out everytime you see it pop up again......Helpful Reply
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Lynnelogue on Jun 23, 2014I have all the info and have passed on to my daughter. Thank you.Helpful Reply
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