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Sasa is a genus of relatively short and shrub-like bamboos that may vigorously spread to form dense, often extensive stands. The rhizomes of Sasa species are leptomorph (or spreading), …

Brachystegia spiciformis, commonly known as zebrawood, [2] or msasa, [3] is a medium-sized African tree having compound leaves and racemes of small fragrant green flowers. The tree is …

Sasa is a genus of running bamboo, primarily hailing from Japan, Korea, and China. Unlike their larger cousins, Sasa species are typically shorter, rarely exceeding six feet in height. They …

Jun 23, 2023 · They look good and grow especially well under the canopy of taller trees or timber bamboo. They can provide a luscious groundcover that keeps its green throughout the winter, …

A genus of dwarf or medium-sized bamboos, spreading by vigorous much-branched rootstocks, natives of Japan, Korea, Sakhalin and the Kuriles. Stems (culms) cylindrical, hollow, with …

The genus Sasa is comprised of 40 to 50 species of small to medium-sized, running bamboos from Japan, Korea, and China. Stems are smooth and cylindrical, with bristly sheaths. Most …

Native of Japan; introduced about 1889. This has the largest leaves of all hardy bamboos except Indocalamus tessellatus, and is undoubtedly one of the noblest of them all. The stems and …

As interpreted here, Sasa is a genus of approximately 70 species, distinguished from other temperate bamboos in the possession of 6 rather than 3 stamens, but also by having a …

Broadleaf bamboo is a genus of bamboo native to Japan and China, characterized by its vigorous growth and dense, low clumps typically not exceeding a meter in height. These plants have …