Apr 9, 2019 | Jungle in Willunga, Screening Bamboo
(Bambusa guangxiensis) Chinese Dwarf is a clumping, non invasive bamboo that requires trimming to the desired height and width to ensure a dense, bushy, lush hedge effect. It is the best hedging bamboo for pots or troughs. It likes well drained soil and once watered...
Jul 21, 2016 | Screening Bamboo
Drepanostachyum falcatum A graceful, cold tolerant bamboo with slender, cascading culms with thick sprays of fine long, light green leaves on multiple branch clusters. Himalayan Weeping Bamboo loves a damp, shaded position away from full day sun. Perfect for growing...
Jul 21, 2016 | Screening Bamboo
Bambusa multiplex cv. ‘Gold Stripe’ Gold Stripe bamboo is a great option for screening with its dense foliage and short stature. Canes are an attractive blend of green and gold and make a great feature. The clump will expand to create a wall of canes...
Jul 21, 2016 | Screening Bamboo
Bambusa multiplex cv. ‘Alphonse Karr’ Alphonse Karr is a very popular, smaller screening bamboo which features beautiful stems that are yellow with green stripes. The edible young shoots and culms are a delicate green striped pink and change to gold as...
Jul 21, 2016 | Screening Bamboo
Himalayacalamus porcatus Himalayan Weeping bamboo has a mass of long, slender, light green leaves create a dense luscious foliage as no canes are visible. This bamboo has narrow culms and a small footprint. It loves cool, shady conditions and so is ideal for gardens...
Jul 21, 2016 | Screening Bamboo
Bambusa textilis var. gracilis Slender Weavers, or Bambusa gracilis, is Australia’s most popular bamboo with good reason! Compact, yet tall, it can be planted in very narrow spaces and is popular for screening to double storey height in backyards. It has a...
