Niwaki Bamboo Hand Broom
Lovely little bamboo hand broom for the garden and home….
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Frangula alnus ‘Fine Line’
Upright and hardy, this deciduous columnar shrub has slender, wispy green leaves. Small greeny-yellow flowers appear in the summer followed by red berries turning black as they mature.
Hardiness level Green
Pseudosasa japonica
A large leafed bamboo with magical qualities. Its use as a back-drop to a private leafy oasis (a garden) is unsurpassed. Usually grows to about 12ft.
Hardiness level Green
Phyllostachys pubescens
We keep quiet about this one as its supply is limited. Unfortunately it’s the most sublimely beautiful of all bamboos. Fat furry canes and the finest little leaves. To 25ft.
Hardiness level Green
Phyllostachys Nigra
Black Bamboo with canes like ebony and dark green foliage. A fine candidate for experimenting with Creative Maintenance – clip it, thin it, lift it, fiddle with it. To 25ft.
Hardiness level Green
Phyllostachys aureosulcata ‘Spectabilis’
Tall and straight with very yellow canes with a green stripe down one side. In ideal conditions (plenty of water available) can reach 25ft or more. A great screening plant.
Hardiness level Green
Phyllostachys aureosulcata ‘Aureocaulis’
Tall and straight with very yellow canes. In ideal conditions (plenty of water available) can reach 25ft or more. A great screening plant.
Hardiness level Green
Phyllostachys aurea.
Grow this and discover the meaning of the intriguing expression ‘clustered node bases’. Grows to 15ft. One of the better behaved bamboos. Makes a great hedge.
Hardiness level Green
Iris confusa – Blue
The most exotic looking Iris by far. Great sprays of palmy, bambooey leaves on the end of 2 or 3 ft stems. Small white flowers in midsummer.
Hardiness level Amber
Fargesia ‘Red Dragon’
Fargesia ‘Red Dragon’ is one of a series of bamboos that have emerged from Jiuzhaigou Park in Sichuan, China. This is a truly charming bamboo.