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Bamboo plants are the food of giant pandas and are touted as one of… More
Bamboo plants add interest to many types of landscape designs. Grown for its ornamental… More
Add charm to your backyard with a simple bamboo trellis to support climbing vegetables… More
Bamboo is a fast-growing member of the grass family and can vary in height… More
A bamboo plant can serve as an attractive addition to your yard or garden… More
Bamboo plants are a graceful member of the grass family. There are two main… More
Japanese bamboo is not a true bamboo plant but an herbacious perennial that bears… More
Certain varieties of bamboo can grow to be quite tall. However, bamboo isn't a… More
Growing bamboo in containers is an attractive way to bring this plant to outdoor… More
Although commonly associated with Asia, bamboo is a tall woody grass that is native… More
The bamboo plant is a perennial grass that belongs to the genus Poaceae. The… More
Bamboo is an evergreen plant that can grow as tall as 100 feet, and… More
The vigorously growing bamboo plant is the fastest-growing plant in the world, growing up… More
Bamboos are actually classified as grasses and belong to the subfamily Bambusoideae. Hundreds of… More
Bamboo, a type of grass, is native to all continents except Antarctica and modern… More
Bamboo plants are a favorite of landscapers for their rapid growth and elegant look.… More
Bamboo, which is indigenous to China, is an evergreen in every sense of the… More
Bamboo is a beautiful ornamental grass that has a reputation of sometimes becoming invasive… More
Technically, bamboo plants are grasses and are often referred to as the fastest growing… More
Bamboo plants have been a part of Asian culture for over 4,000 years, serving… More
bamboo shoots are easy to grow in a garden, and the best bamboo shoots for… More
The two main types of bamboo plants are clumping bamboo, which grows tall very quickly… More
Growing regular bamboo plants in water containers is not generally successful, but lucky bamboo, which… More
Trimming back bamboo plants encourages new growth, so trim back any brown leaves or dying… More
bamboo plants are either running bamboo, which spreads quickly unless contained, or clumping bamboo, which… More
Bamboo is a great garden plant or garden container plant that can grown almost anywhere… More
Bamboo's strong fibers, need for drainage and infamous rate of growth are discussed in this… More
Utilizing lucky bamboo in your home is discussed in this free educational video series. More
Trimming your bamboo is one way to control its growth. Learn more in this free… More
Water, sun and pruning techniques are discussed in this free educational video series. More
Learn how bamboo's history has interwoven with man's history in this free educational video series. More
Runner, clumping and lucky bamboo is discussed in this free educational video series. More
Learn how to plant bamboo and grow it to an ideal height and size in… More
Tips for successfully growing bamboo are discussed in this free educational video series. More
Discover the techniques for dividing bamboo and preventing it from becoming overgrown in this free… More
Smaller bamboos and the way they can nevertheless become a bit invasive are discussed in… More
Bamboo's long history is discussed in this free educational video series. More
...ver strategic ways to plant, decorate and utilize bamboo in your landscape in this free… More
The different techniques for growing bamboo are discussed in this free educational video series. More
Clumping bamboos and running bamboos - and the level to which they become invasive -… More
Dracaena sanderiana I was gifted one and it is quite a lovely weave I think! I broke one stem completely and that is what the little red tie is. :( I did not try a formal graft but I suspect you can graft it back to itself. Apparently this plant… More
Ykikes! I have got 20x20 area of this stuff. Any suggestions on it's removal? More
...orner of the lid and noticed that where I put the bamboo skewers as placement reminders there was white fuzzy on the… More
...oks, but cannot ID it. It looks like some sort of bamboo and has purple flowers that bloom in the AM and in all this heat, usually fall off by the… More
It's a weeping variety in a large container. I just noticed small flowers on it. Is it doomed? The nursery where I purchased it this summer says no, that it will come back just fine in the winter. Should I cut the blooms off? More
Hello all. I am new here, and am sure this has been asked or answered already, but I was wondering if anyone could tell me where to "clip" my LB to start new ones. I grow mine in water. Thank you More
...e tried using for cukes.. I was thinking of using bamboo sticks..what do y'all think? More
... always thought this was the noninvasive clumping Bamboo, until today. Is this the Nandina domestica "Heavenly Bamboo"? It sure looks like it but the leaves are not as red as the pictures I've seen so far. More
Just got me one this year. The greenhouse where I worked was tossing it due to frost burn or something.Who knows what they did to it before I was hired.I brought it home and just kept it watered. It is gorgeous - I love it .I'd have to say it… More
I have a LB that I have had for 6 years. Something made me pull it out of the dish that it grows in. I have it in water and pebbles. The bottom is full with roots. The lower part of the stalk that has all the roots, has turned… More
...ere's no Grasses forum, here I go: Bought a hardy bamboo plant three years ago, and it's THE most I've ever paid for one plant ~ $30. The man at the greenhouse cautioned me "oh, look out ~ it can go to 40' high and spread just as wide… More
...m putting a raised-bed vegatable garden where the bamboo is. I pulled out the major shoots. They were about 5 feet high. Now I know that it's running bamboo because I have found shoots that are from the roots but… More
i have a tall bamboo plant how can i get another start off of it i would like start another one any advice would be appreciated More
Does anyone know where I can order a life-size bamboo rake for my zen garden? I have been googling bamboo rakes and keep finding miniature desk rakes.:( More
I have two Lucky Bamboo plants that are dying due to lack of care, but they have new sets of lush leaves growing from the bottom of them. What can I do to save the healthy part and get rid of the dead part? More
soo i hav e a question should lucky bamboo just die or start dying? reason me and my mom both have containers with 3 stalks of bamboo in (bamboo is from ikea 3 is lucky 10 is sumthin else 1st time i found i got me 3 an her 1… More
...es it was real flimsy! Does anyone have the split bamboo type? Is it better? Thanks , Halime -who is desperately trying to get a privacy fence put up cheaply as possible! More
I have bamboo in a container in my house. It looks like grass, like the attached image. Since a couple of months it has slowly dried up, and now there is a single green stalk on it ! It's quite strange, this single green stalk is there since a long… More
Though there are many uses for bamboo in a landscape it can be quite a troublesome plant. When I first moved in I thought it was kinda neat that there was bamboo growing along side the back fence. Now I am not so sure. It has proven to be a… More
The lucky bamboo is my new favorite houseplant! To read info on the Lucky bamboo or see photo go to: http://knownatural.blogspot.com/2008/09/fridays-feature-benefits-of-house.html More
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