Borinda is a group of evergreen bamboos that grow in clumps and are characterized by their canes or branches, which often display longitudinal ridges. The leaves are soft and have a matte finish.

Borinda

Borinda 'Harlequin'

Borinda aff. macclureana

Borinda albocerea is a robust, evergreen bamboo that develops a clump of gracefully arching stems, reaching heights of up to 4 meters. Its leaves are lance-shaped and light green in color. The young stems are characterized by a bluish, waxy layer, while the older canes shift in hue from yellow to olive green.

Borinda albocerea

Borinda albocerea Yunnan 1

Borinda albocerea Yunnan 2

Borinda albocerea Yunnan 3a

Borinda albocerea Yunnan 3b

Borinda angustissima

Borinda boliana

Borinda edulis

Borinda frigida

Borinda from Muli County, Sichuan

Borinda fungosa

Borinda grossa

Borinda lushuiensis

Borinda lushuiensis Yunnan 4

Borinda macclureana

Borinda macclureana from Gyala, Nepal

Borinda macclureana from Pasm Tso

Borinda macclureana from Show La

Borinda nujiangensis

Borinda papyrifera is a robust, clump-forming bamboo that can reach heights of up to 7 meters. Young canes exhibit a powdery blue-grey hue, transitioning to olive green as they mature, and are adorned with prominent silvery-buff sheaths. Initially upright, the canes begin to arch as the wide, evergreen leaves emerge.