• This is a versatile bamboo that can be planted in sun, half sun or shade.  This bamboo was introduced from China and is a clump forming non-invasive bamboo.
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    These architectural plants have stunning stem structure and delightful evergreen foliage.   They are easy to grow, needing minimum maintenance, and thrive in all soils.
  • Yellow gold cranes striped randomly with green with glossy green leaves. Grows up to 6-7 m but is a tidy upright grower.  Excellent as an isolated clump or pot grown.
  • This famous black caned bamboo is green to start turning black in its second year. Grow in sun where the canes colour quickly.
  • This Bamboo is from China and grows up to 5-6 m. Full sun to shade with canes a lemon yellow turning to orange in the sun. Excellent in pots, single clump or screening.  Occasionally the cane zig-zags.
  • Phyllostachys Aurea (Yellow Bamboo) is originally from China and grows up to 4-6 m, it is clump forming and withstand -18c. The canes of Phyllostachys Aurea (Yellow Bamboo) are a soft yellow in the sun and olive green in the shade, excellent for hedging, screening, and isolated clumps or a potted specimen.
  • This is one of many Phyllostachys species that are superficially 'just' plain green but Phyllostachys bissetii stands out from the crowd because it excels at what it does - it is extremely hardy and tolerant. It is one of the freshest looking bamboos at winter's end - its thickly growing foliage and densely clustered canes are almost completely windproof, thereby making a perfect screening or hedging plant. Ultimately a running bamboo, Phyllostachys bissetii benefits from barrier protection although it can remain compact for some years before taking off.

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