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Species > Semiarundinaria

 

Semiarundinaria -  Tall-growing bamboos with a stiff, upright habit and moderately invasive rhizomes. Useful for providing height in restricted spaces. Short branches. 
- fastuosa Culms thick, glossy and dark green, maturing to purple-brown, ramrod-straight. Leaves medium. A distinct and stately bamboo. >5m high.
- - viridis Culms thick, glossy rich green, maturing to yellowish-green, and ramrod-straight. Leaves medium, also rich green. A very handsome bamboo. >5m high.
- kagamiana Culms medium, deep green becoming crimson-tinted in an open position, and very straight. Leaves medium. Attractive and vigorous. 3->5m high.
- yamadorii Culms medium, sometimes slightly zig-zag. Leaves medium to large, tending to arch the older culms with their weight. 3-5m high.
- - ‘Brimscombe’ Culms medium. Leaves medium to large, soft yellow with variable green striping at first, becoming green as the season progresses. This colouring requires a position in full sun and is completely lost if grown in shade. 3-5m high.
- yashadake Culms thick and ramrod-straight, deep glossy green. Leaves medium. A useful screening bamboo with a dense habit. >5m high.
- - ‘Kimmei’ Culms medium to thick, fairly straight, rich golden-yellow, with a green panel above the branches. Leaves medium. A superb coloured stem bamboo, equal to those of the Phyllostachys. Resembles Se. yamadorii in general habit. 3-5m high.
         
- fastuosa - - viridis