Bamboo

Anceps Bamboo

This fast-growing bamboo is an excellent specimen plant for larger gardens, informal hedge or screen.

Arrow Bamboo

Arrow bamboo is one of the most wind and shade tolerant varieties.

Bamboo

The foliage are glossy and dark green though glaucous underneath.

Black Bamboo

The slender, stylish, canes, which are dark green for the first two to three years, look perfect in a modern, minimalist garden.

Fargesia Bamboo

One of the most common bamboos this is a perfect specimen for small gardens.

Fishpole Bamboo

This bamboo is highly recommended as it is one of the least invasive sizable species.

Fountain Bamboo

This fabulous slow-growing bamboo is one of the most versatile plants for small gardens.

Golden-groove Bamboo

This green leaved bamboo looks spectacular grown as a specimen.

Indocalamus Bamboo

The oversized foliage bend the narrow canes creating a leafy mound about half the height stated.

Narihira Bamboo

In cold winters young canes will turn a amazing red if exposed to bright sunshine.

Palm Bamboo

This robust bamboo is best used as groundcover and for clipping into low moulds.

Phyllostachys Bamboo

The canes have unusual green markings giving the appearance that they have been randomly painted by a mischievous child.

Pleioblastus Bamboo

This delicate, variegated bamboo looks lovely as a specimen plant or growing in a sizable, pot.

Umbrella Bamboo

One of the most common bamboos the gracefully arching canes look lovely grown as an informal hedge.