Plants in genus borinda
Borinda boliana
Borinda boliana is a clumping bamboo known for its impressive size, reaching up to 50 feet tall with a basal spread of 15 feet. It features arching blue-green culms and is deer-resistant. This bamboo thrives in heat above 100°F and recovers quickly from cold damage, making it a dramatic addition to large landscapes.
Borinda angustissima
Borinda angustissima is a refined, elegant bamboo that can reach up to 15 feet tall. It features tiny green leaves with dark purple sheaths and is deer-resistant. This bamboo was first accessioned in China's northern Sichuan Province and is known for its resilience, surviving extreme temperatures. It is slow to establish but grows vigorously after the third year, making it a striking addition to gardens.
Borinda macclureana
Borinda macclureana is a clumping bamboo originating from Tibet, maturing at 20 feet tall with slightly arching clumps. It has 10-inch long leaves on purple stems and performs well in full sun and humid conditions, making it a striking addition to any landscape.