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Spring Flowers sculpture, recycled from bed springs
(above photo) "Spring Flowers" garden sculpture created by author from old recycled bed springs.

Otatea acuminata aztecorum

(Mexican Weeping Bamboo)

Otatea acuminata aztecorum  (Mexican Weeping Bamboo)

Otatea acuminata aztecorum, common name: Mexican Weeping Bamboo, is a beautiful, feathery specimen with long narrow leaves that are produced in great abundance, causing them to catch the wind and flow back and forth like a billowy cloud providing a wonderful display. This one looks great in any garden as long as it has enough space to perform.

Maximum height: 20 ft.

Maximum culm diameter: 1 1/2"

Minimum temperature: 29°F

Minimum USDA hardiness zone 9A.

I love this bamboo because it's so different from all the others. I first saw it at Leu Gardens in Orlando, but I couldn't find it to purchase except once when it was way out of my price range. A few years ago a friend in California sent me a small division that has since grown rapidly into a very impressive clump.

Otatea acuminata aztecorum  (Mexican Weeping Bamboo)

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