Bambusa multiplex 'Delicatula', is a stunning variety of bamboo plant, you can plant right in your own backyard. This dwarf bamboo species offers a touch of lush, evergreen
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Bambusa multiplex 'Delicatula', is a stunning variety of bamboo plant, you can plant right in your own backyard. This dwarf bamboo species offers a touch of lush, evergreen
The Alphonse Karr Bamboo, also known as Bambusa multiplex 'Alphonse Karr', is a stunning variety that can thrive in hot climates and add a touch of tropical beauty
Bambusa balcooa, scientifically known as Bambusa balcooa, belongs to the Poaceae family in the Bambuseae tribe. With its tall height, thick culms, and striking appearance, this bamboo species
Arundinaria gigantea 'Wisconsin' is characterized by its robust and cold-hardy nature, making it suitable for the Wisconsin climate. Its towering height and slender canes bring a touch of
Bamboo FactsBamboo Species: Bamboo, belonging to the Bambusoidaea family, encompasses an impressive 1439 species distributed among 116 genera. As one of the 12 subfamilies of the grass family
Whether you're interested in landscaping, erosion control, or simply adding greenery to your surroundings, this native bamboo, also known as giant river cane, is an excellent choice.Arundinaria gigantea
Arundinaria gigantea 'Macon'is also known as Macon giant bamboo. If you're looking for a bamboo species that can withstand harsh winters and provide excellent cover for wildlife, Macon
This native perennial grass is a wetland species that offers numerous benefits, from erosion control to providing a wildlife habitat. In this guide, we will provide you with
Arundinaria Fangiana is a rare and captivating bamboo species that will add an exotic touch to your landscape. Native to China, this unique bamboo variety boasts graceful elegance, making
Phyllostachys nigra, commonly referred to as black bamboo, is a fast-growing and striking bamboo species. It belongs to the Poaceae family and is known for its ebony-colored stalks
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