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  • 59.95 € Bamboo Phyllostachys viridis
    9343N - 2026 Autumn Pot Size: 15 litres pot – Height of plant: 125/150 cm
  • 39.95 € Bamboo Phyllostachys viridis
    9343L - 2026 Autumn Pot Size: 5 litres pot – Height of plant: 80/100 cm
  • 36.95 € Bamboo Phyllostachys viridis
    9343M - 2026 Autumn Pot Size: 5 litres pot – Height of plant: 80/100 cm.
    Unit price available starting from 6 units purchased.
  • 0.40 € FERTILISER
    9343A - Available – Fertiliser tablet to place at the bottom of the hole before planting. Slow release over 7 to 8 months. Only 1 tablet in each hole.
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    Bamboo Phyllostachys viridis
    Author: I love bamboo
    Date: 01/07/2005
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    Bamboo Phyllostachys viridis
    Le jardin de Planbuisson - Dordogne - France
    Author: Planfor
    Date: 15/09/2010
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    Bamboo Phyllostachys viridis
    Bamboo Phyllostachys viridis
    Author: I love bamboo
    Date: 01/07/2005
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    Bamboo Phyllostachys viridis
    Author: I love bamboo
    Date: 25/02/2007
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    Description : Bamboo Phyllostachys viridis

  • Geographic Origin: Originally, from China, it is found in central China, it grows in the valleys bordering the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers. It is also found in Japan.
    Adult size: 9 to 14metres in height.
    Diameter of cane: 3,5 to 8,5 cm.
    Foliage: Evergreen.
    Type of soil: Moist and deep. Does not like excessive chalk.
    Exposure: Sun.
    Hardiness: -20°C.
    Root development: Runner root system (spreading variety).


    Properties and uses:
    This bamboo has pale green canes; its knots are covered with a waxy white coating. The canes are sinewy and slightly bumpy to the touch a little like orange peel. Its foliage is light green and it has an upright stance.
    It was introduced into France in 1840. It is also called: phyllostachys sulphurea f. viridis. The young shoots are edible. Be careful not to confuse it with the phyllostachys bambusoides, as its characteristics are very similar.
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