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              ‘Spectabilis’
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              (Japanese Timber Bamboo)
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              ‘Castillon’
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               (Sweetshoot Bamboo)
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               (Moso)
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               (Water Bamboo)
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               (Black Bamboo)
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               (Tiger Bamboo)
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              (Chinese Timber Bamboo)
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              (Chinese Walking Stick Bamboo)
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              in Albany, Oregon

Phyllostachys viridis 'Robert Young'

Statistics: Height: 40+ feet Diameter: 3+ inches

Robert Young the man was a very important bamboo researcher and advocate in the USDA in the early-mid 1900s. This excellent bamboo named in his memory grows very well in western Oregon. It graces our front yard and has a play set built right in it. It's attractive light green and yellow culms a pleasant throughout the year.