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What plants are good for narrow privacy hedges/screens? - California Gardening
... be SURE that you plant a clumping bamboo, rather than a running species, or you and your neighbor will live to regret it. Good clumping bamboos for screening are varieties of Bambusa multiplex ...
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Bamboo Information. How does it grow? - Bamboo Forum - GardenWeb
... , Oct 29, 06 at 13:01 Running temperate bamboos are usually not amenable to vegetative propagation using (root less) culm segments. Many tropical clumping bamboos can be propagated by air-layering or buring ... CA) is your zip, then as Unautre has said, in your area some of the clumping bamboo can be propogated by cuttings. I have only successfully done this with a single ...
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Growing Bamboo in the Landscape
... of the bamboo. Clumping bamboos have rhizomes that grow only a short distance before sending up new culms. Most clumping bamboos cannot tolerate more than a few degrees of frost. Running bamboos have rhizomes ... the name "Sam" which seems as good as any. Varieties and related species: None. Clumping Bamboos: These bamboos spread very slowly. They can be used for hedges and backgrounds, but they also ...
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Bamboo - Southeast Chapter - 2002 Glen Saint Mary Meeting
... were treated to a tram ride through the nursery grounds to see literally hundreds of clumping bamboos including Bambusa multiplex, B. m. Alphonse Karr, and B. m. Silver Stripe. There was also ...
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Bamboo
... Grasses C-4 Photosynthesis In Purslane (Portulaca) Bamboos typically form dense, impenetrable clumps or spread by creeping rhizomes. Clumping bamboos are mostly native to tropical contries, such ... Because bamboos flower so infrequently, they are usually propagated vegetatively. Running bamboos are usually propagated by cuttings of the rhizome, with some buds and culms attached. Clumping bamboos can ...
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Southern California Chapter of the American Bamboo Society Services
... bamboos with generally slender, stiff and thin-walled culms. From India; China; Madagascar; Malasia & Indonesia. Cephalostachyum virgatum 5 50' 4" Dendrocalamus Min. Temp. Sun Height Diam Giant tropical clumping bamboos ... 30° F 5 60' 5" Gigantochola Min. Temp. Sun Height Diam Giant, tropical, clumping bamboos similar to Bambusa. G. atroviolacea; G. atter; G. robusta; and G. pseudoarundinacea were ...
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Mountain Bamboo Gallery
... " Drepanostachyum Min. Temp. Sun Height Diam Medium size clumping, mountain bamboos. The differences between genera Drepanostachyum and Himalayacalamus are ... 3 30' 1.2" Fargesia Min. Temp. Sun Height Diam Clumping bamboos from the alpine conifer forests of west and southwest ... F 3 20' 1" Thamnocalamus Min. Temp. Sun Height Diam Clumping bamboos from the mountains of eastern Asia and Africa, similar ...
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ABS - Introduction to Hardy Bamboos
... running bamboos. A few hardy bamboos and most tropical species are much more restrained growers. The rhizomes of these noninvasive, “clumping” bamboos grow only several inches or so a year. (Two hardy clumping bamboos ... -order suppliers send much smaller plants, which take much longer to mature. My mail-order clumping bamboos arrived in pots with 1-gal. root balls and one culm each, a foot or ...
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ABS - Temperate Bamboos
... Quarantine Regulations Other Bamboo Societies Bamboo taxonomy problems Growing bamboo indoors Intro to hardy bamboos Temperate bamboos Bamboo in New England Runners & Clumpers Controlling bamboo Planting and care Bamboo ... barriers, running bamboo can bring law suits in small neighborhoods. The very cold-hardy clumping bamboos of the high mountains of China do not run, but also do not tolerate ...
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Clumping? - Bamboo Forum - GardenWeb
... Store Return to the Bamboo Forum | Post a Follow-Up Clumping? clip this post email this post what is this? see ... , 06 at 16:38 A lot of people mention 'Clumping' when refering to Bamboos. Could you explain what this means and what the other type is? Does it mean invasive OR that it keeps itself to itself? cheers Follow-Up Postings: RE: Clumping ...
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