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NanSid3

Heavenly Bamboo

Denomination: 'NanSid3'
Botanical Name: Nandina domestica
Applicant/Holder: Sidhu, Gurjit
9623 Sylvester Road
Mission, British Columbia
V2V 7K6
Canada
Breeder: Gurjit Sidhu, Mission, British Columbia
Application Date: 2016-04-26
Provisional Protection:: 2016-04-26
Application Number: 16-8902
Grant of Rights Date: 2017-11-13
Certificate Number: 5577
Date rights revoked: 2022-11-13

Variety Description

Varieties used for comparison: 'Gulfstream' and 'NanSid6'

Summary: The leaf and terminal leaflet of 'NanSid3' are narrower than those of 'Gulfstream' and wider than those of 'NanSid6'. In early spring, the upper side of newly opened leaves of 'NanSid3' are brown purple whereas those of 'Gulfstream' are orange brown to orange red and brown red and those of 'NanSid6' are darker brown purple and redder. In early spring, the lower side of newly opened leaves of 'NanSid3' are brown purple whereas those of 'Gulfstream' are dark pink red to orange brown. In summer, the upper side of outer leaves of 'NanSid3' are yellow green with red to dark pink red whereas those of 'Gulfstream' are yellow to light green and those of 'NanSid6' are dark purple red to brown purple.

Description:

PLANT: shrub, globose, bushy growth habit, very dense branching, slow to moderate growth rate
STEM: light green, anthocyanin colouration present, medium thickness, absent or very sparse pubescence, round in cross-section, smooth bark, medium to strong glaucosity, absent or very few lenticels, no thorns

LEAF: pinnately compound, alternate arrangement on stem
LEAFLET BLADE: occur in opposite pairs, lanceolate and elliptic, acute apex, attenuate base, entire margin, no lobing, absent or very sparse pubescence on upper and lower side, no variegation, absent or very weak rugosity, weak waviness of margin
LEAFLET BLADE (NEWLY OPENED IN EARLY SPRING): upper side brown purple (RHS 183A-B), lower side brown purple (RHS 183B)
LEAFLET BLADE (FULLY OPENED IN EARLY SPRING): upper side light green (RHS N144A) and dark yellow-green (RHS 144A)
LEAFLET BLADE (OUTER LEAFLET IN SUMMER): upper side yellow green (RHS 1C) with strong tones of red to dark pink red (RHS 50A-B), lower side yellow green (RHS 154D) with dark pink red (RHS 51B) tones
LEAFLET BLADE (INNER LEAFLET IN SUMMER): upper side brown green (RHS N137A) with some green brown (RHS 153C-D) tones along margin, lower side brown green (RHS N137B)
LEAFLET BLADE (OUTER LEAFLET IN FALL): upper side dark purple red (RHS N34A) and red (RHS 45C) and brown red (RHS 181B)
LEAFLET BLADE (INNER LEAFLET IN FALL): upper side dark purple red (RHS N34A) and red (RHS 45C) and brown red (RHS 181B) and brown green (RHS 146B)
PETIOLE: present

Origin & Breeding History: 'NanSid3' originated from a naturally occurring mutation of the variety Nandina domestica 'Gulfstream', discovered in a block of container grown plants in Mission, British Columbia, in the spring of 2010. The new variety was selected based on the dark red purple colour of its new leaves in the spring. 'NanSid3' was evaluated in greenhouse trials from 2011 to 2015 where it was assessed for uniformity, stability and overall performance. Asexual reproduction of 'NanSid3' was first conducted by tissue culture from stem cuttings in the spring of 2011, in Mission, British Columbia.

Tests & Trials: The comparative trial for 'NanSid3' was conducted in an outdoor container trial during the spring and summer of 2016, at Bioflora Inc., in St. Thomas, Ontario. The trial included a total of 10 shrubs each of the candidate and reference varieties. All shrubs were grown from cuttings that were rooted in the spring of 2014 and transplanted into 3.78 litre containers in the spring of 2015. The trial was arranged outdoors in rows with 1 meter spacing between plants. Spring colours were observed on April 12, 2016 with most observations and measurements recorded on June 22, 2016. Fall colours were observed on November 5, 2016. Observations and measurements were taken from 10 plants or parts of plants from the trial. All colour determinations were made using the 2007 Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Colour Chart.


Comparison tables for 'NanSid3' with reference varieties 'Gulfstream' and 'NanSid6'

Leaf width (cm)

  'NanSid3' 'Gulfstream' 'NanSid6'
mean 26.3 30.4 19.9
std. deviation 2.39 1.92 2.74

Terminal leaflet width (cm)

  'NanSid3' 'Gulfstream' 'NanSid6'
mean 1.6 2.2 1.1
std. deviation 0.27 0.38 0.18

Colour of newly opened leaflet in early spring (RHS)

  'NanSid3' 'Gulfstream' 'NanSid6'
upper side 183A-B duller than 35A-B, 179B N186C-D
lower side 183B N34C-D N186D

Colour of outer leaflet in summer (RHS)

  'NanSid3' 'Gulfstream' 'NanSid6'
upper side 1C with heavy tones of 50A-B 8A to 144B 185A-C

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Heavenly Bamboo: 'NanSid3' (left) with reference varieties 'Gulfstream' (centre) and 'NanSid6' (right)

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Heavenly Bamboo: 'NanSid3' (left) with reference varieties 'Gulfstream' (centre) and 'NanSid6' (right)

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Heavenly Bamboo: 'NanSid3' (left) with reference variety 'Gulfstream' (right)

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