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  Common name:   Golden Bamboo, Fishpole Bamboo, Fairyland Bamboo Family:  Poaceae Synonymous:  Bambusa aurea Phyllostachys bambusoides aurea Sinarundinaria aurea Distribution and habitat:   Phyllostachys aurea  is a running type of bamboo native to China which was introduced in Taiwan and in Japan long ago. These cold hardy bamboo was naturalised in Indonesia, New Zealand, southern USA, Australia and Hawaii. Description:   Phyllostachys aurea  are easily identified by their characteristic compressed internodes in the lower part of the canes which have a tortoiseshell-like appearance. This internodal compression result in shorter heights and thicker cane diameters (relative to height) than many other Phyllostachys species. The canes are typically green, but will turn yellow in full or partial sun, and deepen into a gold-orange colour as the plant matures. Branching and foliage tend to start lower to the ground than many other Phyllostachys, but so...

Planning to add something interesting to your garden by adding a small pond? A water fixture is definitely a refreshing idea for your home and garden. Plus, growing pond plants will add excitement in your gardening. So I have selected for you a wide array of interesting pond plants you can grow in your water garden. Check them out below. In choosing pond plants for your water garden, you have to understand that there are different types of pond plants. They are classified according to the area in the water fixture they best survive. The marginal or bog plants are those perfect for the deepest area of your pond. There are also water plants like the water lilies that root deep under water while the leaves or flowers stay above the water. The easiest plants to grow in the pond are the free-floating plants that simply stays afloat. Here’s the lineup of pond plants you can choose from:  1. Water Canna Add an attractive foliage to your water garden with these plants that g...

Landscaping with cactus and succulents evokes a unique style. There are so many different colors, textures, shapes, and sizes in the cactus and succulent all over the world. Using this advantage in designing your landscape. Full sun and good drainage are necessary for this landscape. Place rocks of different sizes in your landscape to create the perfect environment for these plants. Companion plants will bring out the natural beauty of your cacti and succulents. It’s not necessary to plant your cactus or succulent a certain width apart; it’s up to you to create the look you want. Check out the photos below to gather some cactus and succulent landscaping ideas. world. Use this to your advantage in designing your landscape. Full sun and good drainage are necessary for this landscape. Place rocks of different sizes in your landscape to create the perfect environment for these plants. Companion plants will bring out the natural beauty of your cacti and succulents. It’s not necessary to pla...