sacred bamboo plant
The sacred bamboo plant, known botanically as Nandina domestica, is a cherished addition to New Zealand gardens thanks to its ornamental foliage, graceful form, and year-round interest. Not a true bamboo, this adaptable shrub is celebrated for its upright, bamboo-like stems and delicate leaves that display vibrant colour changes with the seasons. New growth emerges with a pink tint in spring, transitions to lush green over summer, and turns fiery red or bronze in autumn and winter. Clusters of creamy white flowers in spring are followed by decorative red berries, making the sacred bamboo plant a standout in both modern landscapes and more traditional garden designs.
Dracaena sanderiana
Dracaena sanderiana, commonly known as Lucky Bamboo, is a stunning indoor plant grown for its lovely form and lush foliage. The fresh green leaves are borne on upright stems that can be moulded and twisted into various forms as they grow. It typically grows to 70 cm in height and 40 cm in width, but is often kept to smaller sizes when grown indoors. Lucky Bamboo is commonly grown as a potted plant and is well-suited to home and office environments, or anywhere an attractive feature plant is desired.
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Bambusa Golden Goddess
Bambusa multiplex Golden Goddess is a variety of Bamboo grown for its colourful, golden stems and graceful, dark green, fern-like foliage. It typically grows to 2.5 m tall and 1 m wide in full sun or partial shade on a well-drained site. Bambusa Golden Goddess is commonly planted for privacy screening, grown as a backdrop for smaller plants, used as an informal hedge, included in a courtyard garden, or maintained in a container.
From $62.03
