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					Botanical name Bambusa multiplex Fernleaf. Origin This species is a form of Japanese Hedge Bamboo. Probably started out in Southern China. Characteristics Fernlike foliage on arching culms reaching 3-4 m. Recognised by its squat outline. Leaf complements form a flat plane said to be like a birds open tail feather. Use For pot culture and in landscaping. Traditionally grown next to rocks in temples and parks in central, coastal China and central and southern Japan. Requirements Keep out of anything over moderate frosts. At the Bamboo Garden at Anjii, China. Click on the zoom icon to see a larger image (Approximate size is 73 Kb.) Interest Feathery foliage and delicately arching culms. How fast will it grow? Our Bamboo Growth Simulation gizmo shows you the rate of growth starting off with a small plant. Of course, growth rate depends a lot on climate, food and water. Small bamboo plants are slow to get going, so starting off with a bigger plant will get you there much faster. Also, using the gizmo will show you the eventual, un-trimmed shape in outline for this species. 73 Kb. Image 106 Kb. Image 70 Kb. Image 76 Kb. Image
					Alphonse Karr will complement a nearby building.