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Botanical name
- Common name: English, Thai, Japanese, or Chinese, etc.
A short descriptive paragraph about each species or
variety. The six numbers and letter codes below the
description are, from left to right: 1)The sunlight
tolerance for best performance - full sun, 1/2 day sun
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These are bamboo species
from the higher elevations of the Andes, Central America
or the Himalayan regions of India and China. Many of these
species are fairly recent introductions and have not been
trialed in all areas of the USA. All seem to do quite well
along the West coast. Some do well in the Midwest and
Middle Atlantic region.
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growing thus retaining at petit size for pots or small gardens. 1) 1/2 2) 15' 3) .5"-75" 4) 15 F 5) 8-10 6) C - (follows same order in all descriptions below...)
the "blue" culm look. Nodes have a unique soft rubbery ring around the ridge and culms with fine striated ridging noticable to the touch. Striking upright form. A large plant. May be a new species or a hybrid. Fast grower! 1) 1/2 2) 26' 3) 1"-1.25"" 4) 10 F 5) 8-10 6) C
attractive appearance. A tall grower. 1/2 20' 1" 10 F 7-10 C
in China. It came here via the Fuji Bamboo Gardens in Japan. Has pale blue culms. We seem to have the only flowering one in the country. Reaches large size quickly. It has become a personal favorite! 1/2 18' 3/4" 10 F 7-10 C
1/2 15' .75" 15 F 8-10 C
hardiness. Is used for weaving. Beautiful against a dark background. Nice looking under trees. Rhizomes have survived near zero temperatures of an occasional cold snap however, the top was killed. 1/2 20' 1" 10 F 8-10 C
make this the landscaper's pick under tall trees. Fast grower! 1/2 26' 1.5" 15 F 8-10 C
multiple branches. Found at elevations up to 11,000 ft. this ought to be in the prime hardiness category. New introduction. 1/2 26' 1.25" 10F 7-10 C
lush foliage and large culms that produce culms that are thick and hard, good to craft with. 1/2 26' 1.3/4" 10F 8-10 C
with arching and curling downward culm tips. 1/2 20' 1.25" 15 F 8-10 C
Evergreen on the Pacific Coast where it thrives. 1/2 10' .5" 10 F 8-10 C
bamboo. Cool weather darkens the culm and sheaths to a purple haze. Sheaths feel rubbery when moist. New introduction. 1/2 16' .75" -20F 5-10 C
dark purple sheaths. In flower as of 2011. 1 gal. seedlings available now. sun-1/2 25' 1 1/2" 10 F 8-10 C
be one of the hardiest of South American Bamboos. sun 12' 1" 0 F 7-10 C
Mexican expedition. It grows at 9000' in the pine forest of the Sierra Occidental. The leaves are longer and narrower that C. culeou species. Hardiness is not known. The best guess is 10 F. 1/2-shade 18' 1" 10 F 8-10 C
Dark colored arching canes with whorls of small leaves. Delicate looking. sun-1/2 22' 1" 24 F 9-10 C
early 1990's resulted in fewer than 100 seedlings. These have been dispersed around the West Coast. The plant has been verified as Chusquea circinata by Dr. Lynn Clark and Gilberto Cort�s. Nice arching culms are segmented into whorls of slightly larger leaves. In winter the new shoot tips and leaves are creamy colored. 1/2 10' 1/2" 26 F 9-10
nodes. Several varieties and cultivars are available. Excellent wood with solid culms. Good for building furniture, tool handles and hoop greenhouses. sun-1/2 20' 1 1/4" 0 F 7-10 C
The 'Aisen' variety is a tall and hardy type from Southern Chile. These are the seedlings from a colleague's plant that flowered in 2012. Excellent wood with solid culms. Good for building furniture, tool handles and hoop greenhouses. sun-1/2 20' 1 1/4" 0 F 7-10 C
their Chilean cousins. Sometimes identified as Chusquea argentina. sun-1/2 15' 1 1/4" 0 F 7-10 C
Stiff dark green erect leaves on dark culms. Culms are dark enough to be almost "Black". Grows naturally in bogs and wet areas. It is called "Ca�a Prieta" in the trade. sun-1/2 15' 1" 0 F 7-10 C
some other species. Came from seeds collected in Hillier's Botanical Garden, England. sun-1/2 10' 3/4" 0 F 7-10 C
when touched. A very interesting and lovely shrub bamboo. Cascades nicely on steep slopes. sun 10' 3/4" 10 F 8-10 C
found in several species of Chusquea. Pretty reddish new shoot. 1/2 20' 1 1/2" 24 F 9-10 C
culms. It has a fairly vigorous spreading and clambering habit. (formerly Ch. sp. 'las Vigas') sun-1/2 8' .5 20 F 9-10 R
A nice hardy clumping bamboo from the cooler part of Chile and the Andes Mountains. Grows in a stiff vase shape. New shoots are shades of red or pink. sun 22' 1 1/4" 0 F 7-10 C (large footprint)
Chusqueas. Light colored internodes with dark green nodes. Excellent wood with solid culms. Good for building furniture, tool handles and hoop greenhouses. sun-1/2 25' 1 3/4" 0 F 7-10 C (large footprint)
support. Seeds came from plants collected in Mexico at 6000' elevation. Seedlings are growing outdoors in Coastal Oregon. 1/2 10' 1/2" 20 F 9-10
can go to incredible lengths to reach the sunlight through under story plants. It has a bushier habit in full sun. Good for wall plantings, espallier and a house plant. sun 33' 1" 32 F 10 C
perhaps a bit more, heat tolerance may not be as big a problem for this plant as for some other species of Chusquea. The small leaves appear in tight whorls on burgandy to pink culms culms and branches. A personal favorite! 1/2 15' 1" 20 F 9-10 C
vining species is new to horticulture. It is very happy growing on the Oregon Coast. It is an unusual Chusquea with a spreading habit. (formerly Ch. sp. 'Chiconquiaco') sun-1/2 10' 1/2" 20 F 9-10 R
used as a house plant with nice results. 1/2 50' 2" 24 F 9-10 C
This bamboo has stiff leaves and orange colored culms. New species and has grown well in Oregon. sun-1/2 6' 1/2" 10 F 8-10 C
fine leaf blades on arching and curling downward culms. 1/2 20' 1 1/2" 24 F 9-10 C
1/2 15' 1" 24 F 9-10 C
carries these names: Chusquea acuminata, C. culeou var. tenuis. Sun-1/2 15' 1" 0 F C
beautiful in pots. 1/2 25' 1 1/2" 26 F 9-10 C
incredible lengths to get to the light at tree top level. Too big for residential gardens. sun 40' 1.5" 0 F 7-10 C Drepanostachyum falcatum- BLUE BAMBOO - see Himalayacalamus hookerianus 'Falcatus' Drepanostachyum glomeratum - see Drepanostachyum sengteeanum(Arundinaria falconeri, Himalayacalamus falconeri var. glomerata ) - Drepanostachyum hookerianum - STRIPED HIMALAYAN BAMBOO, CANDY CANE BAMBOO - see Himalayacalamus falconeri 'Damarapa'
The pretty purple noded culms bear big dark green leaves. The new culms are dark green and covered with white powder. It has bigger leaves than most of the Sino-Himalayans. Takes warmer climates than most Mountain Bamboo. A classy looking plant. 1/2 16' 3/4" 15 F 9-10 C
new leaves, richer blue-coloured shoots and purple culm nodes. 'Shillong' differs from the standard form in its smaller, narrower, thinner leaves, shorter stature, redder leaf sheaths and purple rings both above and below the nodes. It is a great indoor bamboo. 1/2 12' 5/8" 18 F 9-10 C
glomerata ) - A delicate clumper with airy leaves and easily seen culms. The culms grow in a tight clump with nodding tips. Culm sheaths are mainly glabrous, with a ring of hairs around the base. It is presently being described by Dr.Chris Stapleton as a new species in honor of Dr. Seng Tee Lee of Singapore who funded his post at Kew Gardens. A Himalayan beauty from 1992 seedlings. 1/2 20' 1 1/4" 18 F 8-10 C
A nice looking bamboo of the Himalayas where it grows at elevations over 6000 feet. Greener and bigger leaves than most Fargesias. Takes more sun. The name Fargesia dracocephala has been in question for some time. Recently in 2006 the species was finally identified as Fargesia apicirubens (Stapleton) 1/2 10' 1/2" -10 F 6-10 C
A selected seedling with white varigation on he leaves. The only variegated Fargesia. 1/2 8' 1/2" -10 F 6-10 C Fargesia crassinodus-see Thamnocalamus crassinodus
1/2 16' 1/2" 0 F 7-10 C
1/2 10' 1/2" -5 F 6-10 C
cold winter regions and along the West Coast. 1/2 15' 1/2" -20 F 5-10 C
significantly thicker than the standard form. Reported to be a different clone from the Sino-Himalayan Expedition of 1980. 1/2 15' 1/2" -20 F 5-10
1/2 3' 1/2" -20 F 5-10 C
powder. NEW SEEDLINGS 1/2 12' 1/2" -20 F 5-10 C
1/2 12' 1/2" -20 F 5-10 C
1/2 12' .5" -20 F 5-10 C
1/2 12' 1/2" -20 F 5-10 C
1/2 12' 1/2" -20 F 5-10 C
1/2 12' 1/2" -20 F 5-10 C
1/2 12' 1/2" -20 F 5-10
leaves. Takes full sun better than other Himalayans. 1/2 16' 1" -5 F 6-10 C
specimen. 1/2 16' 1" -5 F 6-10 C
1/2 10' 1/2" -5 F 6-10 C
sheaths. Fast grower 1/2 14' 1/2" 0 F 7-10 C
1/2 18' 3/4" 0 F 7-10 C
Thin dark burgundy culms ascend to whorls of long narrow delicate leaves. The new shoots grow upright. Older, leaved culms may hang out needing staking or pruning. 1/2 20' 1/2" 15 F 8-10 C
the Candy Cane variety. Excellent form for the landscape. Most erect form than other Mtn. bamboos. 1/2 20' 1" 15 F 8-10 C
A Himalayan bamboo of great beauty. Slender branched masses of leaves born on culms striped in yellow, green and pink. An occasional cream stripe on the leaves. Slimy culm sheaths when raining or damp in the morning. Most erect form than other Mtn. bamboos. 1/2 20' 1" 15 F 8-10 C
The new culms have a blue powder that makes them almost look "blue" from a distance. As they age the culm colors vary from burgandy, terra cotta to green. Used in basket weaving and as animal fodder in the Himalayas. Seedlings only. Mother plants flowered and died. 1/2 20' 1" 20 F 9-10 C
This cultivar came from a seedling from the Bill Teague collection. It has brighter colored culms. (Flowered beginning 2014) NEW SEEDLINGS 1/2 25' 1" 20 F 9-10 C
This cultivar came from a seedling from the Betty and George Shor's house in La Jolla, CA. It has brighter blue colored culms and purple internodes. (Flowered 2004) 1/2 25' 1" 20 F 9-10 C
complemented by tight clumping habit. The culms have a finely ridged internode. Simiar in habit to H. hookerianus. 1/2 20' 1" 20 F 9-10 C "Neomicrocalamus microphyllus" see Himalayacalamus asper
numerous branches form whorls of pompoms well spaced on the culms. In full sun it may be covered with minute leaves. In shade the pompom effect is more apparent. (Flowering 2015) 1/2 20' 3/4" 25 F 9-10 C
1/2 18' 1" 10 F 7-10 C
blue-green leaves adorn culms with exagerated knobby nodes. Fast grower! 1/2 18' 1" 10 F 7-10 C
Himalayas. Fast grower. I like it. 1/2 18' 1" 10 F 7-10 C
spreading clump. 1/2 16' 1" 0 F 7-10 C
in China. It came here via the Fuji Bamboo Gardens in Japan. Has pale blue culms. Reaches large size quickly. It has become a personal favorite! 1/2 18' 3/4" 10 F 7-10 C |
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