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Clumping Species: Bambusa textilis var. gracilis

Common Name: Slender weaver’s bamboo

Maximum Height: 10m

Culm Diameter: 50mm

Minimum Temperature: – 12°C

Origin: China

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It’s a straight, thin walled and strong species, which forms an extremely dense clump. This species is great for privacy screens. Planted at 1.5 meter spacing between plants, they will form a very continuous and dense wall of bamboo within 3 years. They can be spread out a bit further say to 2 meters between plants and still create a great screen with distinct individual clumps at the base but with the foliage still creating a complete screen at the tops.
Ideally planted at least half a meter away from fences, unless using a root barrier of some description to stop it from growing under the fence.  Grows well in frosty areas.
It is one of our most popular sellers for suburban area screening, hedging and landscaping.

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Clumping Species: Bambusa heterostachya variegated

Common Name: Variegated malay dwarf bamboo

Maximum Height: 3m

Culm Diameter: 25mm

Minimum Temperature: – 2°C

Origin:  Malaysia

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It’s a beautiful dense bushy ornamental with cream striped leaves. It makes a great screen or hedge in a short time. It can be easily pruned to desired size and the bottom of the branches can be trimmed to expose the culms for a great effect in smaller gardens. It’s a relatively small and decorative tight clumper suitable for most tropical and sub-tropical zones. Features beautiful dark green and silver variegated leaves. Can  grow well in a pot.

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Clumping Species: Bambusa guangxiensis

Common Name: Chinese dwarf bamboo

Maximum Height: 3m

Culm Diameter: 10mm

Minimum Temperature: – 5°C

Origin:  China

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One of the very few low bushy ornamental clumping species used for hedging or screening.

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Clumping Species: Schizostachyum sp. Murray Island

Common Name: Murray Island bamboo

Maximum Height:  4m

Culm Diameter: 20mm

Minimum Temperature: – 4°C

Origin: Malaysia

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From Murray Island in the Torres Straight which separates Australia & Papua New Guinea. This is a native Australian bamboo with straight upright culms and branchless lower sections. It’s tight clumping and it creates a good screen/hedge and can be used in landscaping.

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Clumping Species: Schizostachyum zollingeri

Common Name: Buluh Telor bamboo

Maximum Height:  5m

Culm Diameter: 30mm

Minimum Temperature: – 2°C

Origin: Borneo

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It has erect culms when young, later drooping or arching. Internodes are 40cm long. It’s a beautiful species used to produce high quality woven products such as wall panels, flooring, screens mats, lamps, and baskets. It’s a good timber and has edible shoots. It can be used for screening, ornamental and landscaping.

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Clumping Species: Schizostachyum jaculans

Common Name: Blow pipe bamboo

Maximum Height:  5m

Culm Diameter: 20mm

Minimum Temperature: – 4°C

Origin: South East Asia

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It forms tight clumps with the lower half is free of branches. It resembles a large mushroom when it’s seen from a distance. Very long internodes.

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Clumping Species: Bambusa ventricosa f. kimmei

Common Name: Striated ventricosa bamboo

Maximum Height: 6m

Culm Diameter: 60mm

Minimum Temperature: – 5°C

Origin:  China

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In the ground it has zigzag culms and branches. In pots it becomes a dwarf, and has swollen internodes. It has yellow culms striped with green. Excellent feature plant.

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Clumping Species: Bambusa multiplex var. riviereorum

Common Name: Chinese goddess bamboo

Maximum Height: 3m

Culm Diameter: 10mm

Minimum Temperature: – 12°C

Origin:  China

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It has solid culms and tiny leaves, perfect for a hedge and landscaping. It’s a dwarf variety with small fernlike leaves. Culms turn yellowish when grown in full sun. It’s a favourite garden ornamental that also does well as a potted up plant.

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Clumping Species: Bambusa multiplex cv. willowy

Common Name: Willowy bamboo

Maximum Height: 3m

Culm Diameter: 10mm

Minimum Temperature: – 12°C

Origin:  China

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They have strongly arched culms with narrow leaves. Slightly arching culms, it has feathery foliage on the nodding tops. In hot humid climates, this bamboo may be susceptible to sooty black mould on the branch junctions. It doesn’t harm the plant.

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Clumping Species: Bambusa multiplex cv. stripestem fernleaf

Common Name: Stripestem fernleaf bamboo

Maximum Height: 3.5m

Culm Diameter: 10mm

Minimum Temperature: – 12°C

Origin:  China

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Clumping Species: Bambusa multiplex cv. silver stripe

Common Name: Silver stripe hedge bamboo

Maximum Height: 4m

Culm Diameter: 20mm

Minimum Temperature: – 12°C

Origin:  China

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It has several white striped leaves and one or two thin white stripes on the culm internodes.

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Clumping Species: Bambusa multiplex cv. gold stripe

Common Name: Gold stripe multiplex bamboo

Maximum Height: 4m

Culm Diameter: 20mm

Minimum Temperature: – 12°C

Origin:  China

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Mature culms have a gold stripe that fades into green. It’s good for a hedge and landscaping purposes.

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Clumping Species: Bambusa multiplex cv. cream stripe

Common Name: Cream stripe bamboo

Maximum Height: 6m

Culm Diameter: 30mm

Minimum Temperature: – 12°C

Origin:  China

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It’s a nice upright and tight clumping bamboo with cream striped culms. Its upright growth habit and tight clumping nature, makes this bamboo a great screening plant in smaller gardens. Also good for landscaping and ornamental uses including hedging.

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Clumping Species: Bambusa multiplex cv. alphonse karr

Common Name: Yellow stem hedge bamboo

Maximum Height: 5m

Culm Diameter: 30mm

Minimum Temperature: – 12°C

Origin:  China

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It has bright yellow green striped culms and sheaths showing pink to yellow stripes. It’s an exquisite variety. Its looks brilliant when pinkish yellow new shoots emerging. They have slender and thin walled culms. It can withstand frost.

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Clumping Species: Bambusa multiplex cv. golden goddess

Common Name: Golden goddess bamboo

Maximum Height: 4m

Culm Diameter: 20mm

Minimum Temperature: – 12°C

Origin:  China

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A tight high density clump of culms that mature to a golden colour when grown in full sun. It’s perfect for a hedge and landscaping uses.

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Clumping Species: Bambusa multiplex cv. fernleaf

Common Name: Fernleaf bamboo

Maximum Height: 4m

Culm Diameter: 20mm

Minimum Temperature: – 12°C

Origin:  China

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An ornamental contemporary species with a dense growth of small culms.

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Clumping Species: Bambusa boniopsis

Common Name: Bonnie bamboo

Maximum Height: 4m

Culm Diameter: 20mm

Minimum Temperature: – 5°C

Origin: Thailand

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It’s a small green bamboo which has narrow leaves. It’s a midsized bushy bamboo growing as a tight clump. Good for a hedge.
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Clumping Species: Thysanolaena maxima

Common Name: Tiger grass almost bamboo

Maximum Height: 4m

Culm Diameter: 20mm

Minimum Temperature: – 4°C

Origin: Thailand

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It’s a good screening, hedging, ornamental, feature plant. It’s a tight clumping and it flowers in summer, it doesn’t affect the plant in anyway. It grows well as a potted up plant and is commonly used as a hedge by landscapers.
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