Very warm.

That's impressive in four year's! How's your garden after winter Karl? Better or worse than feared? Hi tom, what a strange old winter...90% of the garden is looking decent now,but I've taken some heavy casualties,around £2K WORTH. It's quite sickening really...loads of old shrub's..palm's..fern's e...

Update.
This palm has gone great gun's since transplanting,one of my strongest growers, its put on almost 18inches of new trunk.

Well, mine lasted just one growing season,was a decent size plant but no sign of life at all.

I'm starting to build up a small collection of different varieties & wondering if many grow the above?. obviously i'll be after another quality grafted plant minimum 7/8ft tall about 12 litre pot...various examples for sale but i'd like if possible a recommendation. Thanks karl.

Andy that's awesome growth!

Awesome.

Hello to all again!

Andy that's look's a nice example, I bet that was one of Nigel's!.

Rob, mine took a bad hit!, it was it's first winter out, I believe the wet condition's didn't help also possibly wind damage? the lovely green leave's with velvet undersides are now crispy & dried out.

Del, I've got load of fargesia Campbell, if you can wait a little while I will be separating some grove's, you can have at the right money .

Maurelli super jumbo grow's well as a hedge, nice & bushy but very easy to manage. karl.

Wall to wall sun all day

This is a similar plant to faxonia only it grow's a trunk much faster, has anyone got pic's of large planted out specimen's in the uk?.

My Campbell's are also doing well & its the best fargesia in my opinion. I would suggest you separate/divide the grove, you can then plant elsewhere in your garden or pot up & sell on.