Clumping bamboo with 12 feet tall, .5 inch diameter stems. A slow growing delicate bamboo. It has dark purple culms and is covered with a white powder.

Clumping bamboo with 12 feet tall and .5 inch diameter stems. Even more delicate looking than the species. This variety has the smallest leaves. Clumping bamboo send underground shoots that grow slowly upward.

Clumping bamboo with 6 feet tall, .25 inch diameter stems. This variety has bifurcating culms. The branches of this bamboo grow upward. Bamboo has many uses including building materials and food source.

Clumping bamboo with 12 feet tall, .5 inch diameter stems. This bamboo grows faster than others of the variety. Its leaves remain straight when exposed to sun instead of curling.

Bamboo is a common term for a large number of giant grasses. This bamboo has 12 feet tall and .5 inch diameter stems. This variety has culms that arch quite radically. It has small, narrow leaves and its branches grow […]

Clumping bamboo that is 15 feet tall with .5 inches in diameter stems. Clumping bamboos do not spread as far a runner types. This species is one of the most important foods of the giant panda. In China it can […]

Clumping bamboo with 20 feet tall, 1 inch diameter stems. A Chinese variety native to Yunnan which grow at elevations from 6,000 to 9,000 feet. Its culms are often used for weaving and it has sweet, edible shoots.

Clumping bamboo that reaches 16 feet tall, with .75 inch diameter stems. This Chinese bamboo grows above elevations of 6,000 feet. The plants of this species grown in the U.S. are from German grown starts.

Clump-forming bamboo that reaches 12 feet tall, with .75 inch diameter stems. This Tibetan native grows under high altitude pine forests. Its leaves are narrow and grow in 3 to 6 branches almost equal in size. Its shoots appear from […]

Bamboo with 24 feet tall, 1 inch in diameter stems. Clump forming bamboo have underground shoots that grow slowly outward, closer than runner type bamboo. This variety comes for the Sichuan province of China. When culms are young they have […]