Glistening Bamboo

I have noticed that my Vivax Huangwenzhu Inversa often sparkles in the morning sunlight far more than the surrounding vegetation. This year as the Vivax has put on some size (up to about 10' now) it really stands out. The view from the window is quite stunning.


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