the genus
SEMIARUNDINARIA

From the Latin "semi", meaning half, and " arundo" a reed.

Subfamily: Bambusoideae

The species of Semiarundinaria are tall or shrub-like running bamboos native to temperate and subtropical China and Japan. Their mostly stiff, upright culms give Semiarundinaria a distinctively formal appearance and make a small grove a stately accent for an interior courtyard or atrium.

Culture: Semiarundinaria thrives in partial sun or light shade with abundant moisture and rich soil. In hot interior climates or where drought may be expected full shading will be beneficial. Established plants withstand flooding.

Semiarundinaria fastuosa
Common Name: Japanese Palm Tree Bamboo, Narihira Bamboo
Cold Tolerance: -4F (-20C) USDA Zones: 6b-9

Typical Height: 20'-28' Typical Cane Diameter: 1 1/2"
Habit: Running

Status: In Stock
Available Range: 7 -30gal. 3'- 14' OA