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Bambusa Eutuldoides ‘Viridi-Vittata’
Asian Lemon Bamboo
Max Height: 25ft
Max diameter: 1-1/2”
Clumping; non-invasive
Full sun; partial sun; Partial shade
Hardy to 20F
A beautifully ornamental dense, thick walled vibrant bamboo, contrasting beautifully with its large full foliage of green leaves. Culms are mostly golden with a mix a slightly different hues of yellow and yellow-green mixed through its groves. Random Green striations of thin and/or thick stripes run vertically along entire culms.
This species stays at a desirable height of 25ft making it a favorite among connoisseur’s, landscape designers, etc…
Asian Lemon bamboo makes for one of the best privacy screening/hedging bamboo with its above average sized leaves and their ideal max height of 25ft, allowing this species to fit and grow in smaller and tighter spaces, great for those looking for clumping bamboo privacy fences, screens, walls, hedges, without completely overwhelming in mass size like some of our other giant Timber species.
Our plants come from a healthy full grown Asian lemon bamboo grove. All plants have been under Oasis Bamboo professional care. quality guaranteed. Plants are all well developed to the point, you would have to go out of your way to kill this.
Reviews (1)
Average:
Nov 18, 2024
Nice, well started bamboo *****
Joe Gerber
Frequently Asked Questions
Care instructions
When planting for a privacy fence, depending on species and your own preference, space out every 3ft to 8ft apart. (Seabeeze Bamboo - Within 1 year you will have a privacy screen, in two you will have a privacy wall, in three you will have a privacy impenetrable barrier.)
You want to dig holes wide rather than deep. Bamboo likes to stay shallow in the soil, which is why mulch is very important. Bamboo will naturally drop its own mulch as a survival mechanism, shielding its valuable and vulnerable rhizomes from the intense heat of the sun as well as freezing cold temperatures.
My rhizome is not growing
There are many reasons and outcomes to this question. Here is how we troubleshoot, your bamboo/ it’s rhizome should be planted relatively shallow, as gently as possible excavate out the rhizome in question. Many times just under the surface you will find healthy beautiful growth, if so replant and continue as was.
Other times we may find the soil was not porous enough and the growing buds molded off or not enough water and the growing buds dried out.
Those are the most common errors.
Be sure soil is well draining.
Be sure to top off and around generously with mulch
Be sure you are planting these plants/ rhizomes just below ground level, utilizing mulch to add protection and coverage.
Be sure to water plenty, especially at first.