Fargesia apicirubens (f. Fargesia dracocephala)— Dragon's Head Bamboo
The name Fargesia dracocephala has been in question for some time. Recently in 2006 the species was finally identified as Fargesia apicirubens (Stapleton)
A nice looking bamboo of the Himalayas where it grows at elevations over 6000 feet. Greener and bigger leaves than most Fargesias. Takes more sun.
☼ ½ sun | ↥ 10' | Ø ½" | ❄ –10°F | USDA 6–10 | C
The name Fargesia dracocephala has been in question for some time. Recently in 2006 the species was finally identified as Fargesia apicirubens (Stapleton)
A nice looking bamboo of the Himalayas where it grows at elevations over 6000 feet. Greener and bigger leaves than most Fargesias. Takes more sun.
☼ ½ sun | ↥ 10' | Ø ½" | ❄ –10°F | USDA 6–10 | C
The name Fargesia dracocephala has been in question for some time. Recently in 2006 the species was finally identified as Fargesia apicirubens (Stapleton)
A nice looking bamboo of the Himalayas where it grows at elevations over 6000 feet. Greener and bigger leaves than most Fargesias. Takes more sun.
☼ ½ sun | ↥ 10' | Ø ½" | ❄ –10°F | USDA 6–10 | C