Sasa veitchii is a dwarf bamboo with deep-green leaves that become bicolored in autumn, developing straw-colored margins persisting into spring in warmer zones. Striking en masse or as groundcover in woodland gardens. Usually 2–3 feet tall (to 5 feet in deep shade). Spreads aggressively via rhizomes.
Divide young rhizomes or sections in spring.
Slugs, snails.
| Height: | 3–6 ft. |
| Spread: | Over 30 ft. (running) |
| Foliage: | Evergreen, bicolored autumn/spring |
| Growth Rate: | Fast, aggressive |
| Tolerance: | Frost tolerant |
| Uses: | Groundcover, woodland, naturalizing, specimen, formal/naturalistic |
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