Multiplex Fernleaf

Bambusa multiplex (Lour.) Raeusch. ex Schult.f.

Himalaya to southern China

A clumping evergreen bamboo with a graceful, arching, fountain-like form and thin culms. The small, narrow, medium to dark green leaves are densely clustered at the branch tips, which in the 'Fernleaf' cultivar gives the foliage a fern-like look. It is widely planted as a hedge or privacy screen and rarely flowers, perhaps only once in a decade.

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Medicinal Nepal and the eastern Himalaya through southern China to Taiwan

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FamilyPoaceae

Spanish nameBambú grueso

Also known asHedge bamboo, Chinese dwarf bamboo, Clumping bamboo, Fernleaf bamboo (cultivar), Multiplex Fernleaf (common name missing)

Native toNepal and the eastern Himalaya through southern China to Taiwan, Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam

Tag	Garden area	Zone	Planted	Status	Sponsored	Note
—	Retreat Center Driveway	—	5 July 2019	Planted	—	50 Plants

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