Bambusa dolichomerithathalla (Taiwan Jade Bamboo)

bambusa dolichomerithathalla 200 mm
bambusa dolichomerithathalla 300 mm
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Bambusa dolichomerithathalla (Taiwan Jade Bamboo)

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Well known for its minimal leaf drop - Taiwan Jade is one of the BEST SELLERS for pools and shared property fences!!

Taking on the Gracilis slender weaver in the medium screening category is the increasingly popular Taiwan Jade or B-Doli.

With vivid green culms/poles and prominent darker green striations on the underside of the leaf, the Taiwan Jade bamboo stands upright keeping its clump tight and a thick green screen to hide those neighbours. The wide dark green leaves give a gorgeous contrast in gardens and have very minimal leaf drop year-round compared with other species.

Young culms/poles are decorative with their white powdery bloom. A spectacular, tightly clumping specimen. Makes an excellent medium height living screen or feature plant.

Light requirement: Full Sun and Part sun/part shade

Water requirement: Medium

Watering frequency: Every other day for the first month until established.

Soil: Free draining soils with good organics turned over. Can mulch with a leaf litter (not tea tree). If soil is sand mixed in organic matter. If clay mounding is recommended.

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Growth rate: Fast

Suitable for containers: Yes

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Drought tolerance: High

Frost tolerance: Medium

Wind tolerance: High

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Mature height: 8 m

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Suitable for shaping: Yes

Colour:

Variegation: No

Size: Small/medium

Seasonality: Evergreen

Flowering: Yes; but primarily grown for it's foliage

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Flowering season: Rare

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