(Plant width:varies) This bamboo is native to Japan. It has large, dark green leaves.

(Plant width:varies) Soft hairs cover the underside of this bamboo’s leaves. They can grow up to 11 inches long and 2 inches wide.

Low-growing bamboo with green to browm culms. Lance-shaped, dark green leaves are pointed at the tips. Late spring is when new shoots emerge.

(Plant width:indefinite) Vigorous and wide-spreading bamboo with thick, purple culms that produce a branch at each node. Elliptic, bright green leaves have yellow midribs and reach 14 to 16 inches long.

(Plant width:varies) This bamboo grows low to the ground. It has large, green and white variegated leaves and prominent nodes. It grows on the Pacific coast of Japan.

(Plant width:indefinite) Moderately spreading, low-growing bamboo with slim, shiny, bright green culms; one branch is produced at each node. Elliptic, medium green leaves reach 4 to 7 inches long. Leaves have white stripes in youth and turn yellow as they […]

(Plant width:varies) In Japan this bamboo is widely distributed. It is native to the southern part of Sakhalin Island.

(Plant width:varies) The leaves of this variety can grow 12 inches long and up to 2.25 inches wide. Up to 9 leaves may grow at the branch ends.

Semi-evergreen perennial with erect slender pitchers. Pitchers have narrow wings and upright lids in white with purplish red netting — ideal for catching unsuspecting prey. Purple flowers bloom in spring.

Variable perennial with straight, purple-veined lids and stems. Pitchers reach 12 to 36 inches long. Round mouths with raised lids have red veins — ideal for catching prey. Yellow pendent flowers bloom in spring.