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Phyllostachys aureosulcata f. aureocaulis

Yellow Stemmed Bamboo

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3 or 5 litres
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Description

Growth: 8m High x 3m Spread

Very hardy. Outstanding yellow culms with soft green leaves. Sun to semi-shade.

Common Name Yellow Stemmed Bamboo
Genus Phyllostachys
Species aureosulcata f. aureocaulis

Specifications

Aspect i
East
North
West
Position i
Back of Border
Middle of Border
Soil Type i
Acid
Clay
Moisture Loving
Normal
Special Features i
Hedge or Screen
Non Invasive
Winter Colour
Stem Colour i
Yellow
Sun Level i
Light Shade
Shade Loving
Sun
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Easy to grow. However ours in near our lawn and we find new bamboo shoots grow out of the lawn especially in the summer.
Maya, 20/12/2009

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