Java Black (Gigantochloa atroviolacea)
Gigantochloa Atroviolacea is from Indonesia and the most stunning black bamboo. Grows 8-12 metres tall, large tropical leaf. Poles are stronger th...
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Gigantochloa Atroviolacea is from Indonesia and the most stunning black bamboo. Grows 8-12 metres tall, large tropical leaf. Poles are stronger th...
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Dendrocalamus Latiflorus Magnificient big bamboo. You need a large area for this variety. Harvested for light construction Poles / edible Shoots (s...
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The author, Kaye Wood, has spent a decade researching and learning about clumping bamboo.There are lots of books about bamboo regarding taxonomy, p...
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Nigra Black is a RUNNING BAMBOO and part of our premium bamboo range. These beautiful species of bamboo are ideal for high-end landscaping to make ...
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A gorgeous bamboo with very small long delicate leaves, It has a tight clumping growth habit and neat solid culms. Thai Silk is a beautiful bamboo...
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A dwarf variety with very tiny fernlike leaves and golden culms if exposed to full sunlight. This delicate, fairly erect solid-culmed ornamental al...
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This attractive erect green ornamental makes a nice smaller statement in the garden or creates a great controllable hedge. Will grow taller than i...
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Large tough asian construction/shoot bamboo. Several variations for example, Green, Indo-clone and Hitam (black). Please email us to check availa...
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Monastery Bamboo has a very erect compact clump, with culms strong and straight. It is a good solid bamboo and often used for it's timber. Also mak...
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