* Max Height 20' (West Coast Estimate 10 Feet)
* Max Culm Dia 1"
* Evergreen to -12C
* Sun or Shade
* Clumping Bamboo

This beautiful clumping bamboo has a bluish–white waxy coating that completely covers its culms. As the canes age the wax slowly comes off, revealing its true green cane.  Its leaf is fairly large with stunning blue undertones. Borinda albocerea grows upright to a max height of about 20 feet but we estimate it will only reach about 10 feet in select protected west coast micro climates.  

This bamboo prefers at least partial shade, but will also do well in full sun.

Due to its cold hardiness, this bamboo is recommended for select, well protected, West Coast Micro Climates only.

* Max Height 25' (West Coast Estimate 14 Feet)
* Max Culm Dia 1"
* Evergreen to -12C
* USDA Zone 8, Root Hardy to Zone 7
* Sun or Shade
* Clumping Bamboo

Borinda macclureana is a fast growing, tall, clumping bamboo, from Tibet, where it grows at an elevation close to 11000 feet. It has gorgeous large tropical leaves which are up to 10 inches long by 1.5 inches wide.

Due to its cold hardiness, this bamboo is recommended for select, well protected, West Coast Micro Climates only.

* Max Height 10' (West Coast Estimate 6' Feet)
* Max Culm Dia .5"
* Evergreen to -15C
* USDA Zone 8, Root Hardy to Zone 7
* Sun or Shade
* Running Bamboo

Culms are a dark burgundy/mahogany and almost solid. This plant has an arching spray of branches covered by dense narrow, green leaves. It does better with mostly morning sun. Very pretty!! This bamboo does well indoors in a high light situation with at least 6 hours of direct sun per day.

* Max Height 16' (West Coast Estimate 13 Feet)
* Max Culm Dia .5"
* Evergreen to -26C
* USDA Zone 5, Root Hardy to Zone 4
* Sun or Shade
* Clumping Bamboo

Denudata is a very rare form of clumping bamboo from Sichuan, China. It has tiny delicate leaves on gracefully arcing light green culms that branch out after the first year. The combination of gently arching canes and petite leaves makes this bamboo very desirable. Fargesia denudata is still quite rare. Though delicate in appearance, it is a very hardy clumping bamboo.

* Max Height 12' (West Coast Estimate 10' Feet)
* Max Culm Dia .5"
* Evergreen to  -26C
* USDA Zone 5, Root Hardy to Zone 4
* Prefers Part Shade
* Clumping Bamboo

Fountain bamboo is similar to Fargesia murielae except it has darker culms. The culms are a dark mahogany color with a bluish white powder when young. This is a great bamboo for the lazy gardener. It is tough, beautiful and clumping. Like Murielae, Nitida flowers every 120 years or so and recently flowered so it should be another 100 or so years before it flowers again.

* Max Height 12 to 15'
* Max Culm Dia 1"
* Evergreen to  -23C
* USDA Zone 6, Root Hardy to Zone 5
* Sun or Shade
* Clumping Bamboo

Fargesia robusta is a very tall and fast Clumping Bamboo with yellowish culms. It stands more erect and handles direct sun better than most other Fargesia. Robusta originates from Sichuan Province, China, where it grows at elevations of over 8000 feet. The leaf sheaths are white and slow to drop making a two tone appearance of the culms. Large clumps of robusta are stunning.