Definition of "nandina" [nandina]

• In Günther's classification, the second group of Nandidæ, having no pseudobranchiæ, five ventral rays, and palatine and vomerine teeth. It includes sundry East Indian fresh-water fishes.
• A genus of plants of the order Berberideæ and the tribe Berbereæ, characterized by its numerous sepals and petals. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "She has a genius for artfully creating floral arrangements -- here are just pieces of lamb's ear, juniper, and nandina with berries."
• "We know nurseries have no problem selling invasives, nandina with berries is available, and purchased all the time."
• "The table on the deck had an arrangement of evergreens and nandina berries around a log with a hole in it that fell from the maple tree."