Black Brandisii
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Genus/Species | Dendrocalamus brandisii ‘black’ |
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| Common Name | Black Brandisii | |
| Typical Dimensions | 10m high, culm diameter up to 100mm. -4°c | |
| Description | An unusual bamboo Black Brandisii has culms that are quite chunky down low but taper quickly so you get a big “looking” plant that’s not too tall. Reputed to be the best black bamboo for cooler climates. |
Black Brandisii - Dendrocalamus brandisii ‘black’
| Size | Price | GST |
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| 200mm | $25.00 | plus GST |
| 250mm | $35.00 | plus GST |
| 300mm | $55.00 | plus GST |
| 400mm/45L | $135.00 | plus GST |
| 75Lt/100L | from $220 ea | plus GST |
| Adv.ex-ground | POA |
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Can bamboo be planted in a clay soil, is any babmoo more suitable than another
Looking for screening bamboo for my backyard for Brisbane region. Any recommendations?
Thank you for your enquiry. Our best seller for privacy screening for two storey screening (i.e 6 to 8 m tall) is Bambusa textilis ‘Gracilis’. It is very compact & upright and forms a nice dense privacy hedge. For a single storey screen (to 3m tall) our most popular species are Variegated Malay Dwarf or Chinese Dwarf. We usually suggest planting at 1m to 1.5m spacings to achieve a good screen.
Yes bamboo can be planted in clay soil. Clumping bamboo are very hardy and we have bamboo on our property growing in both clay soil areas & sandy soil areas. I can recommend suitable species for you if you could get back to me with details of what you are trying to achieve, eg height, screening, ornamental, windbreak, edible shoots or timber varieties??