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. Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.
Hardiness level Green
Piles of evergreen bamboo-like foliage (reddish when young). An utterly beautiful tree to 30ft after 40 years years. Also known as the Japanese White Oak. Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.
Hardiness level Green
Jungly, large leafed, hardy Bamboo. Grows to 8 ft. Thoroughly ill mannered (rampant) and everyone loves it. Can be confined to a pot with great success. Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.
Hardiness level Green
Tremendously erect canes all standing at attention with their rounded little heads and short branches. Can get to 30ft and yet this bamboo hardly strays. So little used.Why? Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.
Hardiness level Green
Sugar cane lookalike seen in damp spots throughout the Med. Rarely grown in Britain. The leaves need removing in winter. Dramatic yet well behaved. Grows to 12ft. Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.
Hardiness level Green
The variegated sugar cane lookalike seen in wet places throughout the Mediterranean. Dies down in winter. Dramatic yet well behaved. Grows to 10ft. Exotic. Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.
Hardiness level Amber
TRADE PROJECTS Below are some examples of current and past work with trade clients. If you are interested in working with us, please get in touch with our team on 01798 879213. Featured Testimonial I have worked with Architectural Plants for a number of years and they are without a doubt one of my preferred suppliers….
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Take A look At Our Latest Course… Headline News… CREATIVE MAINTENANCE & NIWAKI COURSES We’re delighted to announce the return of our Creative Maintenance Courses. Tickets for our courses are available from our online shop: Join us 10:00am to 4:30pm at Architectural Plants, Pulborough. Guy will lead the day with an introduction and tour of…
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Index : 1.”How fast does it grow?“…2.”How big does it get?“…3.”How old is it?“…4.”Is there anything I can grow on clay?“…5.”What if it dies?“…6.”Why do I kill everything?“…7.”What happens if I remove a dead branch from a piece of topiary?“…8.”Can I move it?“…9.“Can I mend it?”…10.”How do I protect plants in the winter?” Frequent Questions:…
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How to Correctly Secure Your Tree You’ll notice a difference between plants grown in a field and those grown in a pot. Root-balled trees come from the field. When they’re dug up, the roots are wrapped in hessian, and a metal cage is used to secure the root ball. Over time, the hessian will break…
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