Gulf Stream Nandina

Gulf Stream Nandina offers rich foliage texture and subtle seasonal color in a compact, rounded form. It reaches about 3 feet tall and equally wide, with soft green leaves that shift to copper, bronze, and red during cooler seasons. The plant holds its shape naturally, making it a favorite for low hedging or grouped plantings. It blends beautifully with perennials and ornamental grasses and offers evergreen interest with minimal care.

• Evergreen shrub
• Copper and red fall tones
• Rounded form to 3 feet
• Great for low hedging or massing
• Soft texture for layered designs

Gulf Stream prefers full sun to part shade and well-drained soil. This cultivar won't produce invasive berries, making it a great choice for areas with environmental planting guidelines. Hardy in USDA zones 6–10 , it performs reliably in North Texas and fills out beds with soft color and form.