Bamboo (Poaceae)

Native to Asia are species that produce woody culms called canes.
The leaves that cover these canes are lanceolate, slightly pointed and wrinkled.
Easy to grow, they must be located near water sources.

Phyllostachys Aurea
Yellowish green trunks with light green evergreen leaves.

Phyllostachys Aureosulcata, spectabilis
Yellow trunks, which turn red-orange in spring, with internodes streaked with green.

Phyllostachys Bissettii
It is the most beautiful of the bamboos thanks to its long, deep green leaves.

Phyllostachys Nigra
It is the most difficult to reproduce and is characterised by its ebony black trunks, its foliage is a glossy dark green colour

Pseudosasa Metake
It is the bamboo that has the slenderest trunks, but has very dense vegetation characterised by large leaves that are deep green above and glaucous below.