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					Botanical name Pseudosasa amabilis. Origin China. Characteristics Grows 14 m. high and 50 mm in diameter. Dense feathery foliage. The culms are quite straight. Use Grow a grove next to some water. Your private lake perhaps. As a tall privacy screen in a narrow site, it ranks along with Temple Bamboo. It does well in containers. Also used for split cane fishing rods and numerous crafts. Requirements The Tea Stick Bamboo in the above right photograph is situated near a pond. Reflected in the water, I have two groves of Tea Stick Bamboo. Near water is where it can achieve its maximum growth. Click on any of the thumbnail images to the right to see more Tea Stick Bamboo. Interest A lovely bamboo with vertical culms and lazy green leaves. 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. 135 Kb. Image 184 Kb. Image 177 Kb. Image
					Plenty of moisture.