Yushania confusa Tanacetum topped in late July with

topped in late July with 30" spikes of dark

I shrunk the lilies

We have not put this in tissue culture

one that attracts hummingbirds

thanks to an initial clone we discovered in the wild in 1998

Yushania confusa Tanacetum topped in late July withYushania confusa is a virtually unknown clumping bamboo, shared with us by our friend, the late garden designer Wolfgang Oehme, from a magnificent clump that grew in his Maryland garden. Yushania confusa, which hails from 3,000' 7,000' elevation in south central China, has thrived in our heat, humidity, and cold since 2004, where it has formed a splendid clump to 3' wide at the base. The 6' tall silvery grey culms arch outward to form a 9' wide