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Height: 27ft | Diameter: 1.25in | Hardy: 0°

On Sale. Buy 2 of the #2 size plants for $100 - You save $20 off regular prices and Shipping is always Free at jmbamboo. We apply discount when your credit card is processed.A beautiful green bamboo with ocassional zig-zags in some of the canes. These differ from those seen in other species such as P.aureosulcata in that the zig-zags are more curved than angular and can occur high up on the culms. Shoots are very good to eat on this species. Mine grows well even in shady areas. The lack of sun has caused the bamboo to send out extremely long rhizomes, 20 to 30 feet away from the main grove.
Height: 15ft | Diameter: 1/2in | Hardy: 0°
On Sale. Buy 2 of the #3 size plants for $130 - You save $30 off regular prices and shipping is always free at jmbamboo. We apply discount when your credit card is processed.This great screening bamboo is often overlooked. It's a little different with long, thin leaves looking much like a giant grass. This is an often overlooked bamboo for screening. My grove is about 10 feet in diameter and I'v kept it that size by mowing around it regularly. It is too dense to see through and is close to 15 feet tall. We have lots of this species available. They are large plants with some of the most extensive root sytems I've seen. This fall when I cleaned up and organized my plant holding area, I had to cut many rhizomes on these that had grow out of the pots and throught the ground cover fabric.
Height: 25ft | Diameter: 1.25in | Hardy: 0°
On Sale. Buy 2 of the #3 size plants for $130 - You save $30 off regular prices and shipping is always free at jmbamboo. We apply discount when your credit card is processed. Very erect culms with persistent culm sheaths. Similar to S.fastuosa but not as large it makes a great screen and is a very fast spreader. A pretty little bamboo it can achieve a screening effect in just a few years.It has foliage down low on the canes, close to the ground. Many years ago we visited a bamboo nursery (Adam and Sue Turtle) and saw a beautifully groomed grove of this bamboo. I regret not taking a picture as it was one of the prettiest little groves I've ever seen.
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