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6ft 'Spectabilis' Golden Bamboo | 10L Pot

6ft 'Spectabilis' Golden Bamboo | 10L Pot

6ft 'Spectabilis' Golden Bamboo | 10L Pot

Name: 6ft 'Spectabilis' Golden Bamboo | 10L Pot
Brand: Winters Hill
SKU: shopify_GB_15178799415675_55626570793339
Price: 49.99 GBP
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Highlights
Variety Specifications
Planting & Care

Features striking yellow canes with deep green grooves, which have a beautiful pink hue when young.
An excellent choice for privacy screens or hedges, reaching up to six metres tall, but can be trimmed for smaller gardens.
Develops an intriguing growth pattern, sometimes with culms that zigzag as they grow.
Adorned with attractive, lance-shaped green leaves that are typically around 15cm long.
Proudly holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit, confirming its excellent performance in UK gardens.

Species: Bamboo
Features: Attractive bark, Fully hardy, RHS Award of Garden Merit, Winter interest
Foliage Colour: Green
Planting Time: March, April, May
Position: Full sun to partial shade
Spread: Spreads approximately three to four metres.
Habit: This variety of golden bamboo has an upright habit, and interestingly, sometimes the culms develop kinks or zigzags as they grow.
Hardiness: H5 - Cold hardy down to temperatures of -15°C.
Pest & Disease Resistance: Rarely affected by diseases but can experience problems with slugs.
Soil Type: Bamboo plants grow best in fertile soil that drains nicely but retains some moisture. So long as your soil isn't waterlogged or severely dry, however, your plant should grow well enough.

Watering: Bamboo plants need regular watering, particularly when establishing and during hot, dry spells.
Feeding: While bamboo plants can get away without additional feeding when planted in fertile soil, those plants grown in poor soil will appreciate a springtime feed with general fertiliser, while container-grown bamboo plants should be fed with liquid feed throughout the growing season.
Pruning: Prune in spring. Using sturdy secateurs or a pair of loppers, cut any weak-looking culms as well as any that are damaged or dead.

Product Specifications

Height on Arrival: 150-200cm
Eventual Height: Normally grows to an eventual height of six metres.
Supplied As: Plant in a 10L pot
Spacing: Plant three metres apart to allow for spreading.

Highlights

Features striking yellow canes with deep green grooves, which have a beautiful pink hue when young.
An excellent choice for privacy screens or hedges, reaching up to six metres tall, but can be trimmed for smaller gardens.
Develops an intriguing growth pattern, sometimes with culms that zigzag as they grow.
Adorned with attractive, lance-shaped green leaves that are typically around 15cm long.
Proudly holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit, confirming its excellent performance in UK gardens.

Variety Specifications

Species: Bamboo
Features: Attractive bark, Fully hardy, RHS Award of Garden Merit, Winter interest
Foliage Colour: Green
Planting Time: March, April, May
Position: Full sun to partial shade
Spread: Spreads approximately three to four metres.
Habit: This variety of golden bamboo has an upright habit, and interestingly, sometimes the culms develop kinks or zigzags as they grow.
Hardiness: H5 - Cold hardy down to temperatures of -15°C.
Pest & Disease Resistance: Rarely affected by diseases but can experience problems with slugs.
Soil Type: Bamboo plants grow best in fertile soil that drains nicely but retains some moisture. So long as your soil isn't waterlogged or severely dry, however, your plant should grow well enough.

Planting & Care

Watering: Bamboo plants need regular watering, particularly when establishing and during hot, dry spells.
Feeding: While bamboo plants can get away without additional feeding when planted in fertile soil, those plants grown in poor soil will appreciate a springtime feed with general fertiliser, while container-grown bamboo plants should be fed with liquid feed throughout the growing season.
Pruning: Prune in spring. Using sturdy secateurs or a pair of loppers, cut any weak-looking culms as well as any that are damaged or dead.

Product Specifications