Bamboo for Screening

Bamboo for Screening

Create instant privacy, block out neighbours, and add lush green movement to your garden with our Bamboo for Screening collection. These clumping varieties grow fast, stay tidy, and provide a beautiful natural alternative to fences and walls.

🌱 Why Choose Bamboo for Screening

✔ Fast & Effective Privacy – Create tall, dense screens in tight spaces within 12–18 months.
✔ Clumping, Non-Invasive Types – Safe for suburban gardens, no spreading or root problems.
✔ Year-Round Coverage – Evergreen foliage offers consistent screening and softness.
✔ Ideal for Narrow Garden Beds – Upright habits suit fence lines, pool areas, and side passages.
✔ Resilient in Aussie Conditions – Tolerates heat, wind, and a variety of soil types.

Top Picks from This Collection

Discover 3 bestsellers customers love from this collection:

- Goldstripe Bamboo (Bambusa multiplex 'Goldstripe') – One of the best screening bamboos, fast, upright, and easy to grow in narrow spaces.
- Variegated Malay Dwarf Bamboo (Bambusa heterostachya 'Variegated') – Compact, colourful, and perfect for stylish low-to-mid height screening.
- White Bamboo (Bambusa chungii) – Known for its stunning powdery-white culms and tall, elegant form, ideal for premium garden design.

🏡 Where Bamboo for Screening Belong in Your Landscape

✅ Fence Line Privacy Screens – Use Goldstripe for tall, narrow green walls that block out neighbours fast.
✅ Modern Courtyards & Patios – Add structure and texture with container-grown bamboos like Variegated Malay Dwarf.
✅ Tropical or Asian-Inspired Gardens – Use White Bamboo as a stunning vertical accent.
✅ Urban Narrow Garden Beds – Ideal for tight spaces where traditional hedging won’t fit.

Expert Plant Selection Tip

For dense screening, plant Goldstripe or White Bamboo 1 to 1.5 metres apart in well-drained soil. Water regularly while establishing and mulch to retain moisture. Use Variegated Malay Dwarf for stylish low screens or pot-friendly privacy on patios. All varieties are clumping and won’t spread invasively.

❔ FAQs About Bamboo for Screening

Will bamboo take over my garden?
No, our screening bamboos are clumping, non-invasive types that stay where you plant them.

How quickly do these bamboos grow?
Most varieties establish fast and reach mature height in 12–24 months with proper care.

Can I grow screening bamboo in pots?
Yes, use large containers with quality soil and keep well-watered during warmer months.

Do these bamboos drop leaves or make a mess?
Minimal leaf drop, bamboo is very low-maintenance compared to hedging trees.

Are these suited to Australian climates?
Absolutely, all varieties thrive in Aussie gardens from coastal regions to urban courtyards.

🌿 Ready to Transform Your Space with Bamboo for Screening?

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