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Gigantochloa kuring ‘Rachel Carson’
$100.00
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Description
Straight culms that arch outward in typical Gigantochloa form with large leaves. New culms are striated beautifully cream/pink, then the striations fade to white. The culm sheaths also start as bright pink, then fade before they drop off. This color transition is a beautiful bonus to enjoy on every new shoot. Originally collected in Sumatra by Austrailian Len Muller.
A new introduction to our nursery (and the continental U.S.).
This species is developing into a relatively small bamboo and looks to mature at less than 25′. Min USDA zone: 9b. Click to find your zone.
Additional information
| Weight | 15 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 10 × 24 × 10 in |
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| Bamboo Uses | Construction Timber, Container growing, Edible Shoots, Rare/Collector's, Specimen/Focal, Suitable for Crafts |
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