Angel Mist Blue Ghost Bamboo Dendrocalamus Minor Amoenus
Product details
| Management number | 250687136 | Release Date | 2026/09/17 | List Price | US$13.98 | Model Number | 250687136 | ||
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Quick Plant Specs
- Plant Type: Non-invasive clumping bamboo
- Botanical Name: Dendrocalamus Minor Amoenus
- Mature Height: 25–35 ft
- Spacing for Hedge: 3–5 ft apart
- Sun Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
- Growth Habit: Tall upright clumping hedge
- Cane Color: Green culms with dense foliage
- Cold Tolerance: ~18–20°F once established
- Best Uses: Privacy hedge, living fence, landscape screen
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Angel Mist Bamboo – Bambusa textilis ‘Gracilis’
Angel Mist Bamboo (Bambusa textilis ‘Gracilis’) is a tall clumping bamboo valued for its clean upright growth and dense foliage. It is widely planted as a privacy hedge or living screen where a narrow, vertical bamboo is desired.
This bamboo forms a tight clump and produces straight green culms with thick foliage, allowing it to develop into an attractive natural screen when planted in rows.
Like all bamboo we offer, Angel Mist Bamboo is a non-invasive clumping bamboo. It expands gradually from the base rather than spreading aggressively through underground runners, making it suitable for residential landscapes.
Growth Expectations
Growth rate varies depending on climate, watering, soil quality, and fertilization. In warm climates with proper care, Angel Mist bamboo typically develops as follows:
| Year | Height | Culm Diameter |
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| Year 1 | 6–8 feet | Up to ¾ inch |
| Year 2 | 10–18 feet | Up to 1 inch |
| Year 3+ | 20–30+ feet | Up to 1½ inches |
Best Uses
- Privacy hedges and living fences
- Landscape screens and borders
- Tropical landscape accents
- Narrow planting areas where a vertical hedge is desired
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