Brandisii bamboo

Written by Durnford Dart. Posted in Clumping Species, Clumping species for edible shoots

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Clumping Species: Dendrocalamus brandisii

Common Name: Brandisii bamboo

Maximum Height: 36m

Culm Diameter: 150mm

Minimum Temperature: – 4°C

Origin:  India

 

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Pot Sizes & Prices:
Pot Price
6L $55
25L $88
45L $132
100L $275

 

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The world’s tallest bamboo (not to be confused with the “largest” D. giganteus) Thick upright culms that reach for the heavens are truly spectacular. The shoots are large and edible. A brilliant large feature plant with the potential to provide some of the highest yields of large thick walled culms for use in house construction, paper pulp, furniture etc.

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Uses for this bamboo species Environments & areas suitable for this bamboo species
Erosion Control – Landslip Control Full Sun
Dust Suppression – Dust Capture Partial Sun
Ornamental Partial Shade
Edible Shoots – Poles Hot Environments
Shading – Live Fence Suburban Areas
Carbon Sequestration – Stock Feed Rural Areas

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