Phyllostachys Shanghai III: This one behaves and looks just like Dulcis, except it may be a bit more vigorous with straighter culms.
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Monday, November 12, 2012
Getting new bamboos on my road trip
last weekend, I happened to be in the area of a fellow bamboo collector so I got a few bamboos from him. I acquired phyllostachys Shanghai III, phyllostachys prominens, phyllostachys huangwenzhu inversa, and another cultivator of phyllostachys parvifolia. It was already getting dark by the time I got there so the pictures may be a bit blurry. Here are the groves.
Phyllostachys Shanghai III: This one behaves and looks just like Dulcis, except it may be a bit more vigorous with straighter culms.
Phyllostachys Shanghai III: This one behaves and looks just like Dulcis, except it may be a bit more vigorous with straighter culms.
Labels:
acquisitions,
bambous,
chaumes,
culms,
dessication,
field dig,
greenhouse,
large northern cold hardy timber plants,
overwinter,
potting,
rare bamboo,
root bound pot,
soil mix,
tarp bed,
transporting plants
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