Inconspicuous flowers are followed by red
Small edible red to deep purple berries appear in July but are mostly eaten by birds
perfect as a specimen plant and a nice addition to any garden
It’s a UK selection of the west coast native wild lilac and is famous for its attractive
it must be in partial shade
Phyllostachys aurea | Fish-pole bamboo - 550-560cm, 150lt Conifer Inconspicuous flowers are followed byPhyllostachys aurea is an elegant, vigorous, evergreen bamboo with large clumps of tall, upright, bright green canes that turn yellow green with age or exposure. Its long, narrow, linear lanceolate leaves are light green to golden green. Flowers and seeds are rarely produced. Phyllostachys aurea is a tough and resilient plant that can grow well in most soil types, but prefers fertile, humus rich, moist, well drained soils. It thrives in full sun and