unknown bamboo ,arundinaria?
asagaoman
10 years ago
Greetings to all. Bought this very small plant a couple years ago. Not more than 6 inches tall. Holds up to heat and cold very well in my zone. Just damned curious as to it's name. Into botanical latin and am stumped. Any help would be appreciated.
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