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Semiarundinaria fastuosa - Temple Bamboo

Temple bamboo has a very differnt look with short limbs and very straight and erect canes. The sheaths are somewhat persistent giving the grove an eye catching look during the spring and summer. The nodes and lower part of the culms take on a reddish purple color. This is a slow spreader.

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Notice the persistent sheaths. These are very attractive in the spring.	Temple bamboo is tall and erect, rarely bending over.	Close-up of sheath still attached.

Notice the semi- persistent sheaths. These are very attractive in the spring.

Violet color on this sheath.
We bamboo lovers have to find color
where we can.

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