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(First upload on Febraury 16 2014. Last on July 29 2023) [ 日本語 | English ]

Sasa Makino et Shibata (ササ) Kumazasa (クマザサ, 隈笹), Veitch's bamboo Lifeform: evergreen dwarf shrub Distribution: mainly in the Japan Sea side of northern Japan (uncluear, due to the enourmous transplantation and escape) Leaf: 20-25 cm long, margins become white (pale yellow) in winter Habitat: unclear, but growing in fertile, humus-rich, moist but well-drained soils for gardening Utilization: ground cover, gardening, Kumazasa tea Synonyms: Arundinaria veitchii (Carrière) N. E. Br.

var. grandifolia (Koidz.) Sad. Suzuki (オオササ) f. myojinesis (Koudz.) S. Suzuki (フシゲオオササ) var. tyugokensis (Makino) Sad. Suzuki (チュウゴクザサ) (syn. var. hirsuta (Koidzumi) S. Suzuki), Hokkaido f. persimilis (Koidz. et Araki) S. Suzuki (フシゲクマザサ) f. minor Rehd. or cv. minor (コグマザサ/コクマザサ, 小隈笹) short-formed cultivar, shading on leaf margin withered in winter

Sasa veitchii in Japan

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[1] at a park near the Tsukuba Station of Tsukuba Express, Ibaragi Prefecture, on March 7 2014. [2] in Botanic Gardens, Tohoku University, Natural Monument Aobayama, northern Honshu, on March 23 2016. [3] at the Fujisawa Campus of Nihon University, Kanagawa Prefecture, on January 21 2014.

f. minor (コクマザサ)

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[1-3] at Okachimachi Park in Taito Ward, Tokyo, on June 6 2023.