Bamboo plants in the garden

Bamboo plants in the garden- You must know if you have it or Will plant it. Cool Video.

 

 

Here that is for you,

cool video on a very important thing that who ever planting bamboo shoud know.

 

 

Few more points:

 

1. All bamboo plants spread, even some are called clamping - they spread but slower than the seconed group that called running bamboo.

2. the bamboo got rhizome - under the ground it  looks similar to the bamboo stake : thick with sections and the end of each section is a bud that can developed to another plant these can spread far away.

3. running bamboo can spread very far , cross roads and gardens... be aware.

4. I would not dear to plant it without 1-2 mm root barrier after all the stories that I heard about it.

For example I had on feb (2011) A customer rang and said '' THE  RHIZOMES FROM THE BAMBOO HEDGE ARE UNDEAR ALL THE LAWN... WHAT CAN i DO?''. Tough what could I say.

Follow this link to read/buy the best quality barrier .  bamboo rhizome barrier /root barrier

 

 

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  • did you supply it ofer ?  :)
  • Not that specific one,

    But do sell lots of bamboo barrier, In fact the only one that supply a 2mm thick version (about as 2 pounds coin)-heavy duty- that in the Usa, Germany and other countries been known as tough enough to work for many years.

     

    I am sometimes amazed to see firms selling 0.25 or 0.5 mm as these just can not hold the pressure.

     

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