Borinda macclureana U which serve as foils for

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hummingbird-friendly flower heads of bluish-purple on very sturdy stalks to 4' tall

Our oldest specimen is now 8' tall

This German introduction was discovered and named by the late Bob Hayes of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden

a splendid addition to an average/moist site in the woodland garden and a great way to fool the neighborhood gardening know-it-all

Borinda macclureana U which serve as foils forBorinda macclureana is another species of clumping bamboos that has thrived in our hot, humid summers. This offering originated from a Keith Rushford collection from 11,000' elevation in Tibet. We planted our first trial plants of Borinda macclureana in 2007 it's thrived since. Our plants in full sun for a few hours each day actually look far better than our clump in shade. Borinda macclureana matures at 20' tall as a slightly arching clump with 10"