Phyllostachys Parvifolia
Phyllostachys Atrovaginata
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Some of my bamboos Well leafed out now
Most of my bamboos are at least 50% leafed out by now which is good since it means they can produce energy for next year's shoots.
Phyllostachys Parvifolia
Phyllostachys Atrovaginata
Phyllostachys Propinqua beijing
Phyllostachys decora
phyllostachys edulis moso
phyllostachys edulis moso bicolor
phyllostachys aureosulcata yellow groove
phyllostachys dulcis
phyllostachys rubromarginata
phyllostachys nigra henon
phyllostachys bissetii
phyllostachys kwangsiensis
Fargesia rufa
Phyllostachys Parvifolia
Phyllostachys Atrovaginata
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beautiful! how long before fall do you think bamboo needs to be planted to establish itself a bit? also, do you have regular email? i would like to ask you some questions about our planting ideas, since we live in the sticks i have no cell signal!!! interested in planting SOON!
ReplyDeletethanks, tara :)
My regular email is lau1922@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI think bamboos can be planted anytime of the year as long as they are properly protected for their first winter. I've had new divisions taken in late fall under an over-wintering tarp that made it through with no problem, and I'm in zone 6A.
gosh i envy you. for now i just have phyllostachys nigra, but i just started sowing some bamboo seeds.
ReplyDeleteand you have a realy nice bloog. can i add link on my blog to?
Sure, this blog is open to the public. I've also started bamboos from seeds many times with multiple species.
ReplyDeleteGreat work on the blog Steve. Keep up the documentation. I really need to try parvifolia up here in Canada. You willing to try and ship some?
ReplyDeleteTodd
I can get some up to Canada however it will cost quite a bit more so it may be wise to get a very small division up. Email me at lau1922@yahoo.com.
ReplyDeleteI'll keep up the documentation as I see more changes, and next year being the 4th year for some of these boos, they should get huge.