Erect canary yellow canes with intermittent green stripes and large, languid dark green leaves (some pinstriped).
more photos and information >All our bamboos varieties are non-invasive/clumping.
Mexican Weeping
A fabulous and unique looking plant that thrives in the sun. Tolerates both sea spray and periods of dryness.
more photos and information >Chinese hedge
A classic choice for the garden hedge. There are at least 8 cultivars of this species and we do our two favorites…
more photos and information >Black asper
This is it……the legendary giant black bamboo. The shoots are of very good quality, and lumber is amongst the best that bamboos have to offer.
more photos and information >Timor Black
One of the most outstanding ornamental species for the landscape. A great screen and a good edible shoot. The lumber is good enough for many uses…
more photos and information >Java Black
Absolutely gorgeous as well as being multi-use. The shoots are edible but are more likely to be used for musical instruments or construction as they are excellent quality lumber.
more photos and information >Giganteus
This is the big one – to about 100 feet with 12 inch diameter canes. Jaw dropping.
more photos and information >Barbie/Tropical blue hedge
One of our favorite plants – classic, elegant, fast; a fabulous privacy screen, windbreak, or stand alone landscape specimen…
more photos and information >Mayan Silver
Our most drought tolerant plant. To around 20′ tall, this plant can be left dense to resemble a more upright and stiffer version of Mexican Weeping Bamboo
more photos and information >Angel Mist
A gorgeous & elegant ornamental specimen, generally to around 30- 35 feet tall. Canes emerge shimmery-iridescent-silvery green. Leaves are medium size and stand up well to the wind.
more photos and information >Ghost Bamboo
This one is stunning and has become one of our favorite plants. It’s gorgeous, is fabulously elegant and shows nice blue-ish color on the new shoots.
more photos and information >Rachel Carson
Graceful and gorgeous, this lovely bamboo has large, dark green leaves and pink and white striated, very straight and vertical canes.
more photos and information >Murray Island Bamboo
These bamboos have a broad and lush tropical leaf mass with visible canes lower down. A great smaller hedging bamboo.
more photos and information >Hitam Hijau
To about 20 feet tall, this lovely bamboo has vibrant green leaves and vertical canes…
more photos and information >Wrayii
This very vertical bamboo (usually around 20 – 25 feet tall) has foliage pretty much all the way to the ground. With its tight footprint, Wrayii makes a great privacy screen or living fence.
more photos and information >Weaver’s Bamboo
Always perfect. No matter how many new and exotic plants we get, Textilis always remains one of our favorites. Elegant, with a classic form.
more photos and information >Rigida
Vertical and compact, this bamboo will tolerate any conditions in Hawaii and we think it will max out at about 25 feet tall. A very lovely single specimen or hedge plant.
more photos and information >Slender weaver’s / Gracilis
Excellent choice anywhere in Hawaii, this bamboo will grow to about 25-30 feet tall. Good in many of the environments here in Hawaii, it remains a popular choice.
more photos and information >Tropical Blue Bamboo
A stunning, dense privacy hedge or gorgeous single specimen. Tolerates wind, rain, dry (with irrigation) and remains beautiful.
more photos and information >New Guinea Sweet Shoot
A stunning bamboo with delicately arching foliage. The new canes (40+ feet tall) are gorgeous…
more photos and information >Chinese Sweet Shoot
Famous for its delectable shoots, its canes are also used for construction. This plant is also used for bamboo fiber.
more photos and information >