Phyllostachys aureosulcata ‘Aureocaulis’

Golden Crookstem Bamboo

(28 customer reviews)

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Golden Crookstem Bamboo is often regarded as one of the most adaptable and impressive of all golden-caned bamboos. It features glossy light green leaves, with light green and golden streaked culms which emerge beautifully striped, and develop a magenta tint in the right lighting conditions.

The culms of Phyllostachys aureosucata ‘Aureoculis’ are generally very upright in growth, but the lower growth will sometimes appear with striking, strongly zig-zagged internodes.

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Origin: Eastern China
Genus: Phyllostachys
Species / Cultivar: aureosulcata 'Aureocaulis'
Common Name: Golden Crookstem Bamboo

Plant Biography

Native to East China, aureosulcata is an upright growing species of bamboo with a narrow stature that makes it perfect for use as a tall privacy screen in the garden.

The ‘Aureocaulis’ cultivar is the hardiest golden-caned bamboos. The culms of this cultivar take on a lemon yellow colour at sheath fall, the time when the new shoots reach their full height in late spring.

If positioned in full-sun the golden culms of aureosulcata will become lightly tinged with colour, the hue depending on the cultivar. For Aureocaulis this is a bright magenta tint.

Phyllostachys aureosulcata ‘Aureocaulis’
Soil: Moist but Well Drained
Soil that allows water to drain at a moderate rate, without the water pooling.
Growth Rate: Fast
Expect to see prolific growth, especially during growing season.
Water Requirement: High
Likely to require supplementary watering in warmer months, even once established.
Maintenance: Low
Minimal skill or input needed beyond the basics, a very independent plant.
Situation: Full Sun to Part Shade
Enjoys direct sun most of the day, but tolerant of fewer sunlit hours or light dappling.
Eventual Height: 6-8m
The plant's ultimate height in typical growing conditions.
Eventual Spread: 3m
The plant's ultimate spread in typical growing conditions.
Hardiness: Fully Hardy
Will survive unprotected outdoors in most areas of the UK, even in the harshest winters.
Habit: Evergreen
Always in leaf throughout the year. It won't lose all its leaves at any one time.

Expert Tip

Some gardeners find it appealing to remove the bottom leaves of Phyllostachys aureosulcata as it reveals its magnificent golden stems.
Plant Biography

Plant Biography

Native to East China, aureosulcata is an upright growing species of bamboo with a narrow stature that makes it perfect for use as a tall privacy screen in the garden.

The ‘Aureocaulis’ cultivar is the hardiest golden-caned bamboos. The culms of this cultivar take on a lemon yellow colour at sheath fall, the time when the new shoots reach their full height in late spring.

If positioned in full-sun the golden culms of aureosulcata will become lightly tinged with colour, the hue depending on the cultivar. For Aureocaulis this is a bright magenta tint.

Care & Size Guidance

Care & Size Guidance

Phyllostachys aureosulcata requires little to no maintenance, though if required the plant may be thinned out and spent canes can be cut back to the ground level.

This bamboo produces underground rhizomes which aid its spreading, meaning it requires the installation of root barrier to prevent it from becoming invasive.

A strong clump of golden canes of impressive height which will quickly establish itself in my garden along with bamboos previously supplied.

David Baldwin

A strong clump of golden canes of impressive height which will quickly establish itself in my garden along with bamboos previously supplied.

28 customer reviews for Phyllostachys aureosulcata ‘Aureocaulis’

beautiful plant arrived in peak condition, on time

David

Super fast delivery, very well packed. Beautiful bamboo. Quality of plant is, well, stunning. Thank you very much.

Lawrence Chong

Lovely plant – great delivery service. Thanks!

David

A strong clump of golden canes of impressive height which will quickly establish itself in my garden along with bamboos previously supplied,

David BALDWIN