4 Plants – Blue Timber Clumping Bamboo Bambusa- 1 Gallon Size Plant Non-Invasive
Bambusa Chungii Blue Timber. When young, the blue/white powder will be just at the node; as the plant matures, the blue/white powder will cover the full cane. “Blue Timber” Bamboo. Use it as a centerpiece plant or create an attractive hedge that will mature quickly into an eye-catching focal point.
Blue Timber Clumping Bamboo Bambusa- 1 Gallon Size Plant
Bambusa Chungii Blue Timber. When young, the blue/white powder will be just at the node; as the plant matures, the blue/white powder will cover the full cane. “Blue Timber” Bamboo. Use it as a centerpiece plant or create an attractive hedge that will mature quickly into an eye-catching focal point.
HAWAIIAN GOLD BAMBOO Bambusa vulgaris vittata – 1 Gallon Pot, Currently 3.5 Feet
Currently growing in 1 gallon (trade gallon) pots. Ready to expand and quickly grow in your garden. Yellow Giant Timber Bamboo – Gorgeous bright yellow canes with distinctive green stripes.
Lady Finger Clumping Bamboo /Bambusa – 10 Value Priced Divisions /Plants/Rhizome
Bambusa “Lady Finger” Bamboo Plant. We take a mature plant and divide the roots into smaller sections, each with at least one cane. We have very good success with these divisions survival and we would expect you too as well.
Lady Finger Clumping Bamboo /Bambusa – 10 Value Priced Divisions /Plants/Rhizome
Bambusa “Lady Finger” Bamboo Plant. We take a mature plant and divide the roots into smaller sections, each with at least one cane. We have very good success with these divisions survival and we would expect you too as well.
Lady Finger Clumping Bamboo /Bambusa -1 Value Priced Division / Rhizome / Plant
Bambusa “Lady Finger” Bamboo Plant. We take a mature plant and divide the roots into smaller sections, each with at least one cane. We have very good success with these divisions survival and we would expect you too as well.
Lady Finger Clumping Bamboo /Bambusa -1 Value Priced Division / Rhizome / Plant
Bambusa “Lady Finger” Bamboo Plant. We take a mature plant and divide the roots into smaller sections, each with at least one cane. We have very good success with these divisions survival and we would expect you too as well.
