Phyllostachys aureosulcata

(Yellow Groove Bamboo)

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 In USDA Climate Zone 7 expect mature size canes to be over 40 feet. in height.
In USDA Climate Zone 6 expect mature size canes to be 18 feet in height.
In USDA Climate Zone 5 expect mature size canes to be 12 to 14 feet in height.
In USDA Climate Zone 4 expect mature size canes to be 8 feet in height.

Roger and Roger, Jr. in a mature grove of Phyllostachys aureosulcata (Yellow Groove Bamboo)
 
 
Phyllostachys aureosulcata 'Yellow Groove'
  Height 26'    Diameter 2" 
Minimum temp is -20 degrees F.
 
P. aureosulcata (Yellow Groove)
  This is a beautiful grove with Indocalamus tessellatus growing as an under story plant.
 
 
 
Phyllostachys aureosulcata 'Yellow Groove'
  This culm is approaching maturity of 2 inches.
 
Zigzag pattern of Yellow Grove
  This bamboo is widely used as an ornamental because of the occasional zigzag pattern that occurs in the lower quarter of the culms. The culms also have a sand paper feel.

 
   
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Here is a Aureosulcata privacy screen next to a house. This thick screen hides the entrance to the garage.


 
 
Phyllostachys aureosulcata 'Yellow Groove'
  P. aureosulcata is another species that makes a good privacy screen. You can see that not every cane has the zigzag pattern in the lower part of the culms.
 
 
 
   Roger is digging in a grove of P. aureosulcata.    
  We stay very busy doing field divisions in order to provide our mail order customers with stable plants. 

Below photo shows over 300 of the 3 gallon 'Yellow Groove'
we prepared for shipping via mail order.


 
    This bamboo is very cold hardy and grown widely in the United States.
The culms are very erect, making it suitable for planting around paths and roads. The shoots are edible.

  
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