Origin. China, Japan, Korea. Clumping Bamboo with rather thin culms (2-3cm diameter) which grow straight up and close together, covered in a sheath which is at first pale green, la...

Forms large bushes made up of slender purple culms which droop gracefully at the ends. Leaves, up to 20cm long, bright yellow stripes, resist cold and drought. Creates eye-catching...

Origin: China. Running Bamboo with culms which reach a diameter of 3-5cm when mature and are green when they come out of the ground, becoming greenish-yellow. They are very unusual...

Origin: China. Very running. The culms are completely yellow, sometimes striped green at the base, rather thin and gradually thickening until they reach a diameter of 4-5cm. Dark g...

Origin: China. Very running. It grows in thick bushes formed from culms 3-4cm in diameter which in spring are a magnificent and unusual orangeypurple; they then change to yellow wi...

Origin: China. Running Bamboo with culms 2-3cm in diameter, glossy, dark green covered here and there in a silvery bloom. Pale green and yellowish sheath, tinged sometimes in purpl...

Origin: China. Running Bamboo. Mature culms are 2-4cm in diameter, sprout green, becoming gradually darker- from the second/third year they turn ebony. The sheaths are thick and co...

Origin: China. Fast growing running bamboo. Olive-green straight culms, that can acquire reddish-black patches over time. Fine, but very dense dark green foliage.

Origin: China. Running Bamboo. Out of the Bamboos that we grow, this is the tallest and has the largest culms (10cm diameter). These culms are at first upright and then gracefully...

Origin: China. Running bamboo with very large culms (8-10cm in diameter), bright yellow with green stripes. Leaves: 16cm long, 1.5cm wide, bright green. Even though the leaves are...

Origin: Japan. Clumping Bamboo with upright culms, 3-5cm in diameter, deep green, covered in a long lasting sheath. Leaves up to 20cm long and up to 3cm wide, glossy green, dense,...

Origin: China, Japan. Clumping bamboo which looks like Bambusa metake from which it differs because of the very ornamental swollen internodes. Does not withstan full sunlight.

Forms dense bushes made of slender culms packed close, topped by delicate foliage cascading down. Withstands cold extremely well; in very hot regions, avoid very sunny positions. U...

More vigorous than the above and more compact, with wider leaves. Same growing requirements and use.

Clumping bamboo with yellow canes that branch in the first year, then curve under the weight of bright green lanceolate leaves. Growing requirements and use: as above.