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Bambusa

B. chungii
B. chungii var. barbelatta
B. eutuldoides 'Viridivittata'
B. lako
B. malingensis
B. membranacea 'Red'
B. multiplex 'Alphonse Karr'

B. multiplex 'Golden Goddess'

B. multiplex 'Green Hedge'
B. odashimae
B. oldhamii
B. pervariabilis 'Viridistriatus'
B. textilis
B. textilis 'Gracilis'
B. tuldoides
B. ventricosa

B. ventricosa 'Kimmei'

B. vulgaris 'Vittata'

B. vulgaris 'Wamin'

Dendrocalamus

D. brandisii
D. minor 'Amoenus'
D. strictus

Gigantochloa

G. atroviolacea

Otatea

O. acuminata ssp. aztecorum

Pleioblastus

P. fortunei

BAMBUSA MULTIPLEX 'GOLDEN GODDESS'


Golden Goddess

10' to 15' tall, ½" dia culms, good to 12 degrees Fahrenheit

Multiplex is the hardiest of the Bambusa. Each node bears a large number of branches down to the culm base making a dense hedge. A dwarf form with culms that tend to be yellowish, especially when exposed to the sun. Multiplex is the most common bamboo used for a hedge on the Gulf Coast. This plant has a more weeping; "bushy" look as compared to some of the other multiplex. Great for a hedge effect when overhead room is a problem (think power-lines).


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Bambusa multiplex 'Golden Goddess' Golden Goddess Bamboo