Fargesia murielae Digitalis but just not all at

but just not all at the same time

light lavender flowers on 15" scapes

We have found that Arisaema lobatum thrives for us only when planted where the soils stay quite dry in the dormant period

hairy green leaves that give a bold effect in the garden

Fargesia murielae Digitalis but just not all atThis high elevation Chinese species of clumping bamboo was discovered by famed plant explorer Ernest (Chinese) Wilson in 1907, and he subsequently named it after his daughter, Muriel. The graceful, 10' tall clumps are composed of narrow foliage on long, arching stems, making it a perfect foil for a water feature. Our offering represents the new generation of seed grown F. murielae.