Phyllostachys Bissetii
Originating in Sichuan, China, this beautiful bamboo specimen grows best in warm weather, but is one of the few cold hardy running varieties.
Cold-Hardy Bamboo
Phyllostachys Aureosulcata Yellow Groove
The Yellow Groove is a great option for cold areas that want a decorative privacy screen. The cane of this bamboo is light green with light yellow stripes and has a rough texture.
Phyllostachys Heteroclada Solid Stem
Phyllostachys heteroclada is a cold hardy bamboo that can withstand temperatures down to -10 F. Solid Stem gets its name from the lower parts of the canes which are nearly solid in structure.
Phyllostachys Nuda
The roots of Nuda can survive to -20 F which makes it one of the most cold hardy of all the running bamboo species.
Phyllostachys Viridis Robert Young
An ornamental beauty, Robert Young has yellow/golden canes with intermittent green stripes. Robert Young tends to grow quickly and can survive in clay soils.
Phyllostachys Vivax Aureocaulis
Quick Facts: Other Common Names: Aureocaulis, Golden Vivax, Green Stripe Vivax Type: Running Average Height: 45 Feet Average diameter: 4 Inches Zone: 6-10 (Hardy to
Fargesia Rufa
Rufa is a short cold hardy bamboo that works great for decorative hedges and small screens. This is a vigorous clumping variety that will quickly fills in small areas.
Fargesia Nitida Fountain Bamboo
Blue Fountain is a cold hardy clumping bamboo from China. It has delicate canes and feathery leaves.
Red Bamboo Plant
This bamboo got its name from the red color of new culms. The red bamboo plant, also known as Red Dragon, is a very easy clumping bamboo. Learn more about it here!
