



Monastery Bamboo is a graceful, tropical clumping bamboo native to Southeast Asia, often planted around temples (hence the name). It features tall, straight, thin-walled culms with a distinctive powdery bloom when young, and small, delicate leaves. It reaches 30-40 feet in height.
| Family: | Poaceae (poh-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Thyrsostachys |
| Species: | siamensis (sy-am-EN-sis) |
Requires frost-free climate (USDA zones 9b-11), full sun to part shade, rich soil, and regular water. Non-invasive clumper. Culms used for light construction, crafts, and edible shoots. Excellent as a specimen, screen, or in large containers. Protect from strong winds.
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