Bambusa multiplex Alphonse Karr Ophiopogon and quite a bit are

and quite a bit are actually hybrids

This selection was made at the University of British Columbia from seed collected by Dick Pearson from the alpine forests (9500' elevation) of Mt

like Elvis STILL has

Climbing aster was known for years as Aster carolinianus

Bambusa multiplex Alphonse Karr Ophiopogon and quite a bit areWe simply adore this stunning clumping bamboo that makes an 18' tall deer resistant clump (35' in more tropical areas) of 1" diameter canes, vertically striped gold and green. We have observed slight foliage burn at 10 degrees F, and some cane dieback at 8 degrees F. While we have had clumps of Bambusa 'Alphonse Karr' die back to the ground at 0 degrees F, they have always resprouted nicely when summer warmth arrived, although it takes a few years to