Borinda Angustisima Bamboo

Borina Anguestisima Bamboo

The Borinda angustisima is a rare species of bamboo.  It is a narrow, clumping form of bamboo that develops into a vase shape plant with some what weeping culms.  Its foilage is small, delicate and  extremely narrow on magenta branches.  Fairly fast growing to 15′-20′ by about .5″.  Does best with morning sun and afternoon shade in cooler climates.

Common name: Narrow-Leaved Clumping Bamboo
Height x Diameter: 15′-20′ by  .5″.
Minimum temperature: 15° F
USDA zone 8-9.  
Light: Morning sun with afternoon shade .
Culm: Magenta when young, green with age.
Uses: Container, hedge, perennial, specimen or houseplant.
Distribution: China.
Spread:  Clumping.

The last photo is an example of a #1 (1 gallon) Borinda Angustisima, however, it is not the exact plant that you will receive. Your plant will be approximately 2-3 years old,  3'-5' tall, with multiple culms (canes).