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Genus/Species |
Bambusa multiplex |
| Common Name |
Alphonse Karr |
| Typical Dimensions |
4-5m high, culm diameters to 25mm. -12°c |
| Description |
One of the hardiest and most attractive screening plants, Alphonse Karr is gold with green stripes and a compact bushy form. Unfortunately, it is prone to mealy bug infestation in humid conditions so we don’t generally recommend it for Queensland applications but it is a beautiful south of the border. It is not as upright as some other species, so contact us for more advice on whether this is the most suitable bamboo for your requirements. |
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Genus/Species |
Bambusa boniopsis |
| Common Name |
Boniopsis |
| Typical Dimensions |
4 m high, culm diameters to 20 mm. -7°c |
| Description |
Boniopsis is a smaller, bushy species, suited to screening |
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Genus/Species |
Bambusa ventricosa |
| Common Name |
Buddha’s Belly Bamboo |
| Typical Dimensions |
3m high, culm diameter up to 20mm. -9°c |
| Description |
A great feature plant and distinct ornamental, Buddha’s Belly is best suited to larger pots as confinement encourages them to throw lots of bellied shoots. Our form is small and compact - beware of the un-bellied forms being marketed, click here to see further information on this (coming soon). |
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Genus/Species |
Bambusa guangxiensis |
| Common Name |
Chinese Dwarf |
| Typical Dimensions |
3m high, culm diameter to 10mm. -4°c |
| Description |
A relatively new import to Australia, Chinese Dwarf has everyone talking. A compact & lush bamboo with very soft foliage looks to provide a great alternative for single storey hedges as it is very dense and fast growing. Good on its own , as a trimmed hedge or topiarised. Has a beautiful oriental look. |
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Genus/Species |
Bambusa multiplex |
| Common Name |
Golden Goddess |
| Typical Dimensions |
3m high, culm diameters to 15mm. -12°c |
| Description |
A smaller, more compact form of the multiplex species, Golden Goddess is popular in Japanese style gardens. |
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Genus/Species |
Bambusa multiplex |
| Common Name |
Goldstripe Bamboo |
| Typical Dimensions |
4m high, culm diameters to 25mm. -12°c |
| Description |
A disease resistant multiplex species, Goldstripe is a very dense, upright bamboo that has green with gold striped culms. Perfect for privacy applications requiring a 4 metre screen. |
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Genus/Species |
Bambusa multiplex |
| Common Name |
Hedge Bamboo |
| Typical Dimensions |
4 m high, culm diameter up to 25mm. -12 °c |
| Description |
A popular, hardy screening plant, Hedge Bamboo grows very quickly with a dense habit. The multiplex species are prone to attack from mealy bug in Queensland so we don’t generally recommend it for use in Queensland except for in cooler climate areas. Lovely south of the border. |
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Genus/Species |
Gigantochloa leuteostriata |
| Common Name |
Lipstick, South Kalimantan |
| Typical Dimensions |
3-4 m high, culm diameter up to 20 mm. – 2°c |
| Description |
A smaller, quite compact bamboo with striated culms and foliage, Lipstick Bamboo is very distinct. It likes a bit of shade, at least in our more humid conditions. It is good eye catching retail plant for nurseries. |
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Genus/Species |
Bambusa heterostachya |
| Common Name |
Malay Dwarf |
| Typical Dimensions |
5-6m high, culm diameters to 40 mm. -2°c |
| Description |
Malay Dwarf if a very strong growing mid-sized bamboo. It is great for screens and providing shade. It has an arching habit if grown in full sun due to its abundant foliage. Great timber species also and budget priced. |
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Genus/Species |
Pogonatherum Panicuem |
| Common Name |
Malay Pigmy |
| Typical Dimensions |
0.5 m high,. 0 °c |
| Description |
Similar to Baby Panda bamboo but larger and more tolerant of our climate. Malay Pygmy is a great smaller plant, although not a true bamboo. |
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