Planting bamboo

Tall, dense, and fast growing, bamboo is ideal for an elegant hedge or privacy screen. But left unchecked, plants can quickly spread into unwanted areas and become overcrowded. To rejuvenate your stand of culms, learn the steps to divide and transplant bamboo, now on Gardener's Path. #bamboo #gardeningtips #gardenerspath

A bamboo garden and nursery in Seattle Washington that has everything you need to contain and care for your bamboo.

If you're wondering how to grow bamboo without having it take over your yard, this guide has your back. Learn more at Morning Chores.

Grow bamboo in pots! Get all the glory with none of the headaches it can cause in the ground. Makes a great privacy screen!

Bamboo is a beautiful plant, but growing it with other houseplants might be damaging to them. Read here to learn how to get rid of bamboo in yard.

A worthy addition to any garden, heavenly bamboo is a tough-as-nails, yet gorgeous plant that can be grown for year-round visual interest. It’s adaptable to a wide variety of exposure conditions and soil types, and is resistant to pests and pathogens alike. Learn more on Gardener's Path. #heavenlybamboo #gardenerspath

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Do you know that lucky bamboo can bring you luck and fortune? Read this post to learn how to grow lucky bamboo at home with ease.

Clumping bamboo does need a barrier to prevent it from taking over. While it does stay more contained compared to running bamboo it can keep expanding in size. Running bamboo has runners that grow horizontally just like grass does. The runners or roots of clumping bamboo grow practically vertically. Because of this, clumping bamboo needs to be contained.

Clumping Bamboo's roots are localized and will not spread deeper than a couple of feet, the roots go no further than the base of the clump.

A beautifully structured outdoor space featuring a bamboo privacy screen and neatly manicured garden path, bordered by strappy-leaved plants. Explore more fast-growing plants on our page.

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Clumping bamboo plants are often thought to be the safest option for those just beginning to look into bamboo. Find out why.

Did you know that most bamboo plants only flower once every 50 years? You probably don't have time to wait for your bamboo to produce seeds, so you're going to have to transplant them. Learn more here.

If you want to protect other plants on your property from encroaching bamboo, or want to keep bamboo from invading your neighbor's yard, it's important that you control where it spreads. Bamboo has thick underground roots called rhizomes,...

Known for their versatility and usefulness, they have been used for various purposes. Here's the scoop on the symbolism of bamboo plant!

By Julie Christensen Native to Asia, bamboo might seem like a tree, but it’s actually a type of grass. There are over 1,400 species of bamboo, ranging from dwarf varieties that stay under 2 feet tall, to giant types that reach over 100 feet tall. The plants are prized for their stiff canes and […]