Strong, durable and straight canes are construction grade. Overall, one of our favorite plants. Can grow well in dry & windy locations with good irrigation.
more photos and information >All our bamboos varieties are non-invasive/clumping.
Maxima
Maxima is a bold and beautiful statetment in the landscape and generally attains a height around 50 feet with 4-5 inch diameter canes.
more photos and information >Philippine Sweet Shoot
Gorgeous, large plant. The polished canes have beautifully, clearly defined segments and will go burnt orange in the sun.
more photos and information >Bambooze
This plant (to about 30-40 feet tall) is commonly referred to as ‘wine bamboo’, this non-invasive bamboo grows in almost any condition here in Hawai’i.
more photos and information >Panjang
A lovely garden bamboo to about 25′ tall. Lush dark green foliage and striped lower canes. With it’s tight footprint, it’s perfect for privacy hedges…
more photos and information >Monastery Bamboo
This is a bamboo that does it all. Highly esteemed for its grace and beauty and it’s construction grade canes.
more photos and information >Blowpipe
We do two cultivars of this species (Greenstripe & Silverstripe). Both of them create fabulous hedges and privacy screens.
more photos and information >Verticillata
A large, striated, beautiful and strong species is a great plant. Construction grade canes – edible shoots. Beautiful arching growth habit.
more photos and information >Nana
Sometimes called ‘Silk Bamboo’ in Thailand where it is often used as an ornamental. About 30 feet tall with 2+ inch diameter canes that are dense, almost solid and seem to be very strong.
more photos and information >Lumpy Noodle
A short, and highly entertaining bamboo with its dramatically swollen internodes. “Lumps” better closer to the ocean; mostly recommended below 500 ft elevation.
more photos and information >‘Ohe Kahiko
We believe that this is the Canoe Plant that the original Polynesians introduced to the Islands of Hawaii. This is the bamboo that is traditionally used for nose flutes and hula implements.
more photos and information >Malay Dwarf
Happy in wind and sun, this plant is a good choice if you need a dense shortish privacy screen or…
more photos and information >Coronalis
I’s masses of graceful, feathery leaves is often referred to as the tropical version of a Japanese Maple. Like the Japanese Maple, this plant is semi-deciduous…
more photos and information >Costa Rican Weeping / liebmanii
Absolutely gorgeous. The common name of this bamboo around here is ‘the one everyone wants’. A remarkable garden or container plant.
more photos and information >Dendrocalamus peculiaris
It is a relatively new introduction from China where there are many beautiful bamboos to chose from; this one is primarily planted as an ornamental. The timber is used for construction.
more photos and information >Emerald Bamboo
Clean, vertical and gorgeous. Good anywhere in Hawaii. Supposed to be a bit shorter than the regular textilis but we think that has more to do with environment than species.
more photos and information >Guadua angustofolia
This is the bamboo that fueled the bamboo construction renaissance of the past few decades, and is well represented in the work of several architects from Colombia.
more photos and information >Kimmei
Striated Buddha Belly Bamboo. A lovely plant that we grow specifically for use in containers.
more photos and information >Pergracile
Vertical to around 30 feet with a very compact footprint, this bamboo is beautiful. New canes have blue-ish powder combined with copper colored sheaths.
more photos and information >Himalayan Chocolate
To about 18 feet tall, with longish leaves and slender canes, this plant is lovely in containers and in the landscape…
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