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Bamboo 2010
Arundinaria gigantea (OH Native) Canebrake Bamboo - Zone 5; Sun–Lt Shade; Height 6-10 feet, Grove / Hedge/Spreads.
Fargesia rufa Zone 5; Lt Shade – Shade; Height – 6 feet, Clumping/Specimen
Hibanobambusa tranquillans ‘Shiroshima’ variegated cream / green – Zone 5; Sun – Lt Shade; Height 6 – 10 feet,
Grove/ Specimen/Running.
Phyllostachys vivax Chinese Timber Bamboo - Zone 5-6-7; Sun – Lt Shade; Height 15-35 feet, Grove/Hedge/Running.
Pleioblastus viridi-striatus Dwarf Golden Bamboo - Zone 5; Sun – Lt Shade; Height 18-24”, Groundcover/ Running.
Pleioblastus chino vaginatus variegatus – fine textured spreading ground cover - Zone 5; Lt Shade; Height 18” to 3 feet.
Phyllostachys nigra – Black Bamboo – Zone 5-6; Sun – Lt Shade – Protected Location; Height 8-20 feet, Grove/
Specimen/Running.
Phyllostachys ‘Spectabilis’ – Green Groove Bamboo –yellow cane - Zone 5; Sun– Lt Shade; Height 15-25 feet , Grove/
Specimen/Hedge/ Running.
Phyllostachys ‘Alata’ – Crookstem Bamboo – Zone 5; Sun – Lt Shade; Height 8-20 feet – Grove/Hedge/Running.
Phyllostachys ‘Henon’ – Henon or Blue Bamboo; whitish cane, turning bluish – Zone 5; Sun – Lt Shade; Height 15-35’,
Grove/Hedge/ Running.
Phyllostachys bissettii – David Bissett Bamboo –dark green cane, turning yellow; Zone 5; Sun – Lt Shade; Height 15-20,
Grove/Hedge/ Running.
Phyllostachys aureosulcata – Yellow Groove Bamboo – Zone 5; Sun – Lt Shade; Height 15-25 feet, Grove/ Hedge/
Running.
Pseudosasa japonica – Arrow Bamboo – Zone 5; Sun – Lt Shade – Shade; Height 8-11 feet, Indoor Container/
Grove/Specimen/Hedge/Running.
Sasa senanensis – Senan Bamboo – Zone 5; Deep Shade – Lt Sun; Height 5-8 feet, Shrub form – Grove/
Specimen/Running.
Sasa Palmata – Broadleaf Bamboo – Zone5; Shade – Lt Shade; Height 5-7 feet, Specimen/Groundcover/Running.
Sasa Veitchii Silver Edge Bamboo – Zone 5; Shade – Lt Shade; Height 2 – 3 feet, Specimen/Groundcover/Running.
Semiarundinaria fastuosa – Temple Bamboo – Zone 5; Sun – Lt Shade; Height 10 -20 feet; Grove/Specimen/
Hedge/Running.
Note on Bamboo Hardiness:
Hardiness of Bamboo can depend on siting of the plant in the landscape. Protection from wind, especially winter wind, and mulching may help a variety thrive, that may otherwise be marginal. Severe winters may cause above ground die-back of any Bamboo, but new culms should appear in the Spring. |