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This page is still being worked on. We will have this item available for Spring of 2012
This page is still being worked on. We will have this item available for Spring of 2012
Fargesia nitida
Common name: Blue Fountain
Our Fargesia nitida is the new generation of plant material, meaning that it has been grown from seed. Our plants will not be flowering for another one hundred years! The young culms of the Blue Fountain bamboo are a waxy blue to white color. The older culms are dark purple to red. Mature plantings tend to have a cascading or some what weeping look. The foliage is dainty, elongated to oval shape. The Blue Fountain is very winter hardy, down to- 20ºf and ours take up to 100º f in the summer, but we have our beds in deep shade under the canopy of a row of Pseudotsuga menziesii, Douglas firs trees, getting only a little very late afternoon dappled sun. High heat mixed with high humidity would probably be fatal for the fargesia nitida, so this might not be a plant for those in the southeast states. New shoots branch out after 2 years.
Synonyms: Fargesia spathalea, Semiarundinaria nitida.
Common name: Blue mountain bamboo.
Height x Diameter: 12′ x .5″.
USDA zones:5-9, find your zone here Maya Gardens Inc – USDA zone map.
Minimum temperature: -20°f.
Light: Full shade.
Culm: Dark purple, blue white when young.
Uses: Specimen, hedge, container, screen.
Distribution: China.
Spread Clumping.
Planting and care
Pricing:
Sold out at this time. We will have more available for the fall of 2012. Contact us if you are interested in smaller, starter plants of the Nitida.
FREE SHIPPING ON THIS ITEM IN THE CONTINENTAL U.S.
The cost of of each plant includes UPS ground in the continental U.S., packaging and handling, wilt proofing your order and moisture polymers to keep your plants watered during shipping. The “#” size refers to the size container the plant is grown in. The smaller the “#”, the smaller the size container. Younger plants will be in the smaller “#” sizes. A #1 size is the smallest size we grow in and will have the youngest plants. These are generally 1-2 years old. A #5 container is the largest size that we ship UPS and will have the largest, most established plants. These are generally 3-5 years old. These are the traditional gallon size containers. The actual size of the plant will vary, depending on the variety. Please visit our home page for current shipping information. Product samples. International customers.
Bambusa multiplex ‘Alphonse Karr’
(bam-BOO-suh MUL-tih-pleks)
Common name: Alphonse Karr
We just love the culm color on this plant. It has some of the most colorful colored culms of all the bamboo we grow, that’s probably why we are always sold out of it! It’s golden culms have green pin striping throughout, mixed with some pink/red culm color when grown in full sun full sun. Makes a great hedge, screen.
Height x Diameter: 20′x.5″
Minimum temperature:Hardy to 12ºf-15ºf, although we have seen over night winter temperatures as low as 5ºf. Normal winter damage on all of our Bambusa is “die back” to the ground level. We heavily mulch with organic leaf matter in the Fall. Each year ours come back and grow taller and more full than the previous year. We treat all Bambusa as a perennial here.
USDA zone 9a-10, find your zone here Maya Gardens Inc – USDA zone map
Light: Full sun.
Culm: Yellow with green striping. When in full sun, the culms will fade to burgundy red.
Uses: Container, hedge, perennial, specimen or houseplant.
Distribution: China.
Planting and care.
PRICING:
FREE SHIPPING ON THIS ITEM IN THE CONTINENTAL U.S.
FREE SHIPPING ON THIS ITEM IN THE CONTINENTAL U.S.
The cost of of each plant includes UPS ground in the continental U.S., packaging and handling, wilt proofing your order and moisture polymers to keep your plants watered during shipping. The “#” size refers to the size container the plant is grown in. The smaller the “#”, the smaller the size container. Younger plants will be in the smaller “#” sizes. A #1 size is the smallest size we grow in and will have the youngest plants. These are generally 1-2 years old. A #5 container is the largest size that we ship UPS and will have the largest, most established plants. These are generally 3-5 years old. These are the traditional gallon size containers. The actual size of the plant will vary, depending on the variety. Please visit our home page for current shipping information. Product samples. International customers.
Bambusa multiplex ‘Fern leaf’
Common name: Fern leaf
This is a great, tropical looking bamboo with tiny leaves. It almost resembles Oregon’s native Sword Fern, the Polystichum munitum. We have been growing it since the mid 1990′s and have never lost them due to freeze, even down to 5° f, but we mulch heavily in the Fall with leaves. It has yellow culms and makes an excellent hedge. It’s hardy to 12° F-15° F, but should be protected from very cold conditions. Ours easily came back from three consecutive nights of 9° F, even many of the culms leafed back out after dropping their leaves. Tends to lose it’s “fern leaf” look when given fertile soil and ample water. Any of the
Bambusa multiplex’s would do well in the southern United States. Any of our Bambusa multiplex would make a nice addition to an interiorscape.
Height x Diameter: Ht. 12’x.5″.
Minimum temperature: Hardy to 12° –15° F .
USDA zone 9a-10, find your zone here Maya Gardens Inc – USDA zone map
Light: Full sun.
Culm: Green to yellow.
Uses: Hedge, perennial, houseplant, container.
Distribution: China.
Spread: Clumping
Planting and care
Pricing:
FREE SHIPPING ON THIS ITEM IN THE CONTINENTAL U.S.
The cost of of each plant includes UPS ground in the continental U.S., packaging and handling, wilt proofing your order and moisture polymers to keep your plants watered during shipping. The “#” size refers to the size container the plant is grown in. The smaller the “#”, the smaller the size container. Younger plants will be in the smaller “#” sizes. A #1 size is the smallest size we grow in and will have the youngest plants. These are generally 1-2 years old. A #5 container is the largest size that we ship UPS and will have the largest, most established plants. These are generally 3-5 years old. These are the traditional gallon size containers. The actual size of the plant will vary, depending on the variety. Please visit our home page for current shipping information. Product samples. International customers.
Bambusa multiplex ‘Golden Goddess’
Common name: Golden Goddess
This is a tropical bamboo with a thick, clumping habit. It is probably the least hardiest of all the Multiplex clumping bamboo that we grow. Though it is supposed to hardy to 12º f-15º f, we’ve seen ours take three nights of 9ºf, plus a week of solid freezing and still come back up from the roots, though much slower than the others. We do mulch our Multiplex heavily with leaf material in the late Fall. New culms appear late in the Spring. We treat it almost like a perennial here in our garden, along with our Hardy Banana and Gunnera. In the inland valleys of the Pacific Northwest, it usually grows to about 6′-10′, unless given ideal conditions. It makes a great screen or hedge. Any of our Bambusa multiplex would make a nice addition to an interiorscape.
Height x Diameter: Ht. 12’x.5”,
Minimum temperature: Hardy to 12° –15° F
USDA zone 9a-10, find your zone here Maya Gardens Inc – USDA zone map
Light: Full sun
Culm: Green/yellow
Uses: Hedge, perennial, houseplant, container.
Distribution China.
Spread Clumping.
Planting and care
Pricing:
The cost of of each plant includes UPS ground in the continental U.S., packaging and handling, wilt proofing your order and moisture polymers to keep your plants watered during shipping. The “#” size refers to the size container the plant is grown in. The smaller the “#”, the smaller the size container. Younger plants will be in the smaller “#” sizes. A #1 size is the smallest size we grow in and will have the youngest plants. These are generally 1-2 years old. A #5 container is the largest size that we ship UPS and will have the largest, most established plants. These are generally 3-5 years old. These are the traditional gallon size containers. The actual size of the plant will vary, depending on the variety. Please visit our home page for current shipping information. Product samples. International customers.
Fargesia dracocephala
Common name: Hardy dragon bamboo. Fargesia ‘Dracocephala’ is a vigorous, rapid growing and cold
hardy clumping bamboo from China. Dense, slightly weeping habit. Wind tolerant; Makes an excellent solid screen. Prefers organic soils with good drainage. Thrives in sun and also tolerates shade.
Height x Diameter: Ht 8′-12′x.5″
Minimum temperature: Hardy to -10ºf
USDA zone 6-9, find your zone here Maya Gardens Inc – USDA zone map
Light: Full sun to part shade
Culm: Green with orange-red
Uses: Specimen, hedge, container, screen
Distribution: China
Spread: Clumping
Planting and care
Planting and care
Pricing:
The cost of of each plant includes UPS ground in the continental U.S., packaging and handling, wilt proofing your order and moisture polymers to keep your plants watered during shipping. The “#” size refers to the size container the plant is grown in. The smaller the #, the smaller the size container. Younger plants will be in the smaller “#” sizes. A #1 size is the smallest size we grow in and will have the youngest plants. These are generally 1-2 years old. A #5 container is the largest size that we ship UPS and will have the largest, most established plants. These are generally 3-5 years old. These are the traditional gallon size containers. The actual size of the plant will vary, depending on the variety. Please visit our home page for current shipping information. Product samples. International customers.
We are currently sold out of this item until spring of 2012.
Please use the “contact us ” page if we can assist you with your purchase decision or if you would like to place an order. If you live in the Pacific Northwest we can refer you to one of the 100′s of garden centers that carry our product so that you can support a local business. Use the “contact us” page to see if there is a store near you.
Wholesale buyers please contact us for additional pricing information.
Bambusa multiplex
(bam-BOO-suh MUL-tih-pleks)
Common name: Hedge Bamboo
This is a tropical bamboo with a thick, clumping habit. It is probably the hardiest of all the multiplex clumping bamboo that we grow. Though it is supposed to hardy to 12ºf-15ºf , we’ve seen ours take three nights of 9fº, plus a week of solid freezing and still come back up from the roots with no problem. We do mulch our Multiplex heavily with leaf material in the late Fall. New culms appear late in the Spring. We treat it almost like a perennial here in our garden, along with our Hardy Banana and Gunnera. In the inland valleys of the Pacific Northwest, it usually grows to about 6′-10′, unless given ideal conditions.It makes a great screen or hedge. Any of our Bambusa multiplex would make a nice addition to an interior scape.
Height x Diameter: Ht. 25’x1.5”
Minimum temperature:Hardy to 12ºf-15ºf, although we have seen over night winter temperatures as low as 5ºf. Normal winter damage on all of our Bambusa is “die back” to the ground level. We heavily mulch with organic leaf matter in late Fall. Each year ours come back and grow taller and more full than the previous year. We treat all Bambusa as a perennial here.
USDA zone 9a-10, find your zone here Maya Gardens Inc – USDA zone map
Synonyms: Arundo multiplex, Bambusa glaucescens, Bambusa nana, Arundinaria glaucescens, Arundarbor nana.
Light: Full sun.
Culm: Yellow.
Uses: Container, hedge, perennial, specimen or houseplant.
Distribution: China.
Pricing:
FREE SHIPPING ON THIS ITEM IN THE CONTINENTAL U.S.
The cost of of each plant includes UPS ground in the continental U.S., packaging and handling, wilt proofing your order and moisture polymers to keep your plants watered during shipping. The “#” size refers to the size container the plant is grown in. The smaller the “#”, the smaller the size container. Younger plants will be in the smaller “#” sizes. A #1 size is the smallest size we grow in and will have the youngest plants. These are generally 1-2 years old. A #5 container is the largest size that we ship UPS and will have the largest, most established plants. These are generally 3-5 years old. These are the traditional gallon size containers. The actual size of the plant will vary, depending on the variety. Please visit our home page for current shipping information. Product samples. International customers.
Fargesia robusta
This picture is of a two year old planting in one of our propagation beds. You can easily see how it is doubling in size from the previous years growth. It already has some shoots over 6′ tall. Fargesia robusta makes a narrow screen, being taller, more upright and more robust than some of the other Fargesia’s, particularly nitida and murielae. Ours are planted in the full sun, easily taking over 100º f. Dark green foliage and light green culms. New shoots are red. This bamboo adds great color to any garden.
Height x Diameter: 12′-20′ ‘x .75″
Minimum temperature: 0°f
USDA zone 5-9, find your zone here Maya Gardens Inc – USDA zone map
Light: Sun or shade
Culm: Green
Uses: Specimen, hedge, container, screen, windbreak.
Distribution: Northwest China.
Spread: Clumping.
Planting and care
Pricing:
Minimum temperature: 0°f
USDA zone 5-9, find your zone here Maya Gardens Inc – USDA zone map
Light: Sun or shade
Culm: Green
Uses: Specimen, hedge, container, screen, windbreak.
Distribution: Northwest China.
Spread: Clumping.
Planting and care
Pricing:
The cost of of each plant includes UPS ground in the continental U.S., packaging and handling, wilt proofing your order and moisture polymers to keep your plants watered during shipping. The “#” size refers to the size container the plant is grown in. The smaller the “#”, the smaller the size container. Younger plants will be in the smaller “#” sizes. A #1 size is the smallest size we grow in and will have the youngest plants. These are generally 1-2 years old. A #5 container is the largest size that we ship UPS and will have the largest, most established plants. These are generally 3-5 years old. These are the traditional gallon size containers. The actual size of the plant will vary, depending on the variety. Please visit our home page for current shipping information. Product samples. International customers.
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