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Fargesia bamboo plants
Fargesia are graceful, clump-forming bamboo plants with an elegant, exotic appearance, perfect for adding movement and texture to borders and containers. Also known as umbrella bamboo or fountain bamboo, it maintains a consistently bushy growth habit including at the base and provides an excellent, year-round focal point with its tall, fresh canes. The new canes emerge a bright green, which contrast well with the bamboo sheaths, creating an attractive two-tone effect until the sheaths drop away. Fargesia are very hardy and can be used to create a fast growing informal hedge of between 2.5 and 4 metres, growing up to 60cm taller each year. They’re also effective in the sensory garden where you can hear the canes gently sway and foliage rustle in the breeze. Clump-forming bamboos have a root mass like normal ornamental grasses, spreading gradually out from the centre and never springing up canes more than 10-15cm from the existing plant. Water well until established and cut back spindly canes in spring. You may find our guides on how to plant, grow and care for bamboo and the differences between clump forming and running bamboo useful.
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