Mary Ann and Bert Silverman
1458 Dusty Road
Crewe, Virginia 23930
(434) 645-7662
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Resembles Phyllostachys bambusoides except that the culms of this bamboo are thinner walled. Culms turn yellow with a few narrow green stripes. There is a white powdery band beneath each node at sheath fall. It is the most cold hardy of the large timber bamboos and establishes quite quickly. Shoots are excellent for eating. A very attractive ornamental.
Very rare.
| Pronunciation Phyllostachys vivax aureocaulis |
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| Name | Botanical | Alternate | Meaning |
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| Phyllostachys | fil-lo-STAK-iss | fy-lo-STAK-iss | Greek for leaf spike |
| vivax | VIE-VAX | ||
| Uses Phyllostachys vivax aureocaulis |
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| Edible shoots | Excellent | Hedge | Too tall |
| House | Too large | Wood quality | Too small |
| Container | No | Crafts | Excellent |
| Screen | Too short | Ornamental | Excellent |
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| Phyllostachys vivax aureocaulis | |||
| A | B | C | D |
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| N/A | N/A | $115 | $145 |
| Check on availability before ordering sizes with this color background | |||
©2008 MidAtlanticBamboo
Individuals can use any photos or information on our site for non commercial use.
We would appreciate a credit line.