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BAMBOOS & GRASSES Bamboos are true grasses. 1500 species. There are two types: clumping or running. Clumpers are usually slower growing. Special care must be taken with runners to prevent aggressive growth.
Pogonatherum paniceum variegated Irresistable dwarf bamboo-like grass from Japan that grows no higher than about 12" and spreads to about 20". Looks like a miniature or bonsai-sized bamboo. Very soft foliage.
Bambusa pervariabilis. This is the green form of Bambusa pervariabilis. It has a dense clumping pattern, and is virtually identical to the yellow-culmed Bambusa pervariabilis viridistriata except this has green culms with occasional yellow streaks.
Bambusa multiplex 'Riviereorum' (Green Goddess Bamboo) Sometimes referred to as a Hedge Bamboo. Clumping habit. Has fern-like 1 1/2 inch leaves in neat ranks, delicate arching solid culms 1/4 to 1/2 inches wide and reaching a maximum of 12 feet in height but usually less, especially when grown in containers (6-8 feet in height.)
Fargesia rufa An award-winning clumping species. Beautiful, well-mannered, dense-growing, cold hardy bamboo. Upright canes with orange/red sheaths and deep green leaves.
Cortaderia selloana rosea. Pampas grass works well as a screen or as a beautiful specimen plant in your garden. The female plants produce plumes that are broad and full due to silky hairs covering the tiny flowers which make up the plume. The male plumes appear narrow and thin because of the absence of hair on the flowers. However, the difference in appearance is not so obvious that many people observe any difference
Cortaderia selloana argentea. Pampas grass works well as a screen or as a beautiful specimen plant in your garden. The female plants produce plumes that are broad and full due to silky hairs covering the tiny flowers which make up the plume. The male plumes appear narrow and thin because of the absence of hair on the flowers. However, the difference in appearance is not so obvious that many people observe any difference
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