A rare and prized species, this Clumping Bamboo is valued for its exceptionally delicate, narrow foliage and tight, non-running clumping habit. As it matures, it develops a graceful vase shape, reaching 15–35 feet tall but only 2–4 feet wide at the base.
Remarkably tolerant of heat, cold, and drought once established, it's exceptionally well-suited for West Coast gardens. Grows in full sun to partial sun with moderate moisture. A sophisticated, non-invasive bamboo choice for privacy screens or specimen plantings.
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