Phyllostachys aurea - Golden Cane Fishpole Bamboo
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Tall, upright bamboo with grooved, green canes that mature to brown-yellow and golden-green leaves. This bamboo is highly recommended as it is one of the least invasive large species. A great specimen plant, it's best grown close to buildings or paths where the interesting distortions on the canes can be appreciated close-up. Contrasts beautifully with Phyllostachys nigra - the black cane bamboo.
Position: full sun or partial shade
Soil: humus-rich, moist, well-drained soil
Rate of growth: average
Leaves: golden-green
Canes: grooved, brown-yellow
Other features: Ideal plant for a large container Hardiness: fully hardy
This plant is supplied in an approx 5 Litre container at a height of around 100-120cm, with colourful canes for good garden interest.
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