Arundinaria amabilis (syn. Pseudosasa amabilis) — Tonkin Cane, Tea Stick Bamboo
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One of the most valuable for its wood quality. Known in the U.S.A. for the fine fishing rods made from it. The culms are straight and thick walled. The nodes are smooth and not prominent.
☼ sun | ↥ 50' | Ø 2½" | ❄ 10°F | USDA 8–10 | R
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One of the most valuable for its wood quality. Known in the U.S.A. for the fine fishing rods made from it. The culms are straight and thick walled. The nodes are smooth and not prominent.
☼ sun | ↥ 50' | Ø 2½" | ❄ 10°F | USDA 8–10 | R
One of the most valuable for its wood quality. Known in the U.S.A. for the fine fishing rods made from it. The culms are straight and thick walled. The nodes are smooth and not prominent.
☼ sun | ↥ 50' | Ø 2½" | ❄ 10°F | USDA 8–10 | R