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Black Bamboo Phyllostachys Nigra 1ft. rhizome Hale var. live plant privacy fence
Each 12 inch rhizome order is a total of at least 12 inches long (ie:may be 2/ 6″ pieces) ready to plant and start growth .They grow quickly and are much easier and less expensive than the potted plants! Rhizomes have at least 2 viable root buds each. Rhizomes should be planted about 3″ deep and 2′ apart. Grow it yourself and SAVE!! Bamboo is decorative in your yard as a privacy fence or potted for that tropical look around the pool /patio. A beautiful choice ornamental with small green leaves contrasting strikingly with the jet-black culms. Black bamboo is one of the more popular and desirable of the ornamental bamboos. The plant (Hale variety) is hardy to 0* F in zones 6 to 11 + and can be mulched deep north of zone 8 to keep it from a killing freeze. They grow up to 30 feet and make a wonderful decorative barrier or windbreak. The base of the canes can reach 2+ inches in dia. Harvested they can be treated like wood. You can make fence, gates, furniture, screens, poles or pot for outdoor or indoor use. If you have an erosion problem on your land, bamboo might be a solution, plus you can harvest the grown canes for craft/construction use. Black Bamboo (Phyllostachys nigra).’Hale’ var. Some clones of Black Bamboo have better black color than others. The “Hale” clone is highly valued for the consistency of its coloration, its smaller size, and its cold hardiness. Size: Hale variations can grow to 20 feet and is a smaller, more cold tolerant variant of the principal form. Typical size in the Southeast is 15-20 feet with 1-inch diameter culms. One of the least aggressive running bamboos. Culms are usually about 1.5 inches in diameter and are strikingly attractive. Description: A medium-sized bamboo with segmented culms that are green at first, and then turn black by the end of the first summer. The foliage of Black Bamboo is not nearly as dense as that of other bamboos in the genus Phyllostachys. Fairly common throughout the Southeast,though usually somewhat expensive. Culture: Plant in light to medium shade in a well-drained soil. Will grow in full sun with irrigation and good care. Grows slowly in deep shade. Shipped with damp newspaper and damp peat moss. They are so vigorous sometimes they grow in the package The rhizomes will sprout from the viable buds in the warm weather. During the winter they are storing energy underground. Please mark where they are planted and keep moist (not wet), until the buds shoot (sprout) which they do in spring. How to start growing bamboo Use a plant or rhizome and not seeds! Seeds are rarely viable. Lay the rhizome horizontally in a pot or in a trench with the buds facing up. Have a layer of potting soil in the pot or some compost in the trench. Place the side where the stalks of bamboo grow face-up. If there is some of the stalk attached to the rhizome, keep those ends out of the soil. Cover the rhizome with 3 inches of potting soil. Press on the soil firmly so it has complete contact with the rhizome.Water the soil with a watering can. The soil should be deeply moist, but there should not be any muddy water on the surface. Stick your finger into the soil down to the second knuckle to make sure that the soil is damp.Check the moistness of your soil every other day with your finger. If it feels dry, water the rhizome until the soil is damp, but not drenched.Too much water will cause the rhizome to rot. Do not overwater the soil.Create temporary shade till established 4. If in containers,Keep the pots in the shade for 4-6 weeks or create temporary shade where planted. Keep it out of direct sunlight. The best place to keep it is next to a shady exterior wall or under the cover of a large tree or create some shade with a cardboard box or a shade canopy. Bamboo buds shoot in the Spring. It may take up to 4 to 6 weeks before your bamboo sprouts and grows through the soil again. Track Page Views With Auctiva’s FREE Counter
Pleioblastus Simonii, Cold Hardy, Live Bamboo Plant, Grows To 20′.
Pleioblastus simonii The long, narrow foliage on the Pleioblastus simonii grows off of very straight culms. Most leaves are green, but an occasional leaf can be variegated green and white. It is a medium sized bamboo, growing to about 20′. It is a great choice for erosion control or as wind break in a highly windy area, especially along coastal areas as it will take salt air. Pleioblastus Simonii Common name: Medake Height x Diameter: Ht. 20’x1.5”. Minimum temperature: Hardy to 0° F. USDA zone 7-10 Light: Mostly full sun. Culm: Green. Uses: Hedge, screen, erosion control. Distribution: China. Spread: Running. The last photo is an example of a #1 (1 gallon) Pleioblastus Simonii, however, it is not the exact plant that you will receive. Your plant will be approximately 1-2 years old, 1′-2′ tall, with 1-3 culms (canes). SHIPPING Shipping includes FedEx ground in the continental US, packaging and handling, wilt proofing your order, fertilizer and moisture polymers to keep your plants watered during shipping. We ship on Mondays and Fridays. Maya Gardens, Inc. is a licensed, wholesale nursery located in Eugene, Oregon USA. We have been in business for 15 years. We grow 100 varieties of bamboo, including dwarf, mid size, giant timber, black and clumping. If you don’t see what you are looking for, come back soon or message us to see if it available. We are always adding more listings.
Fernleaf Clumping Bamboo / Bambusa Plant – Non-Invasive – 1 Gallon Size
Bambusa multiplex “Fernleaf”. Bambusa multiplex “Fernleaf” is highly prized as a short, thick, deer-resistant hedge. This density not only creates a screen but also a sound barrier. Fernleaf Bamboo.
Fernleaf Clumping Bamboo / Bambusa Plant – Non-Invasive – 1 Gallon Size
Bambusa multiplex “Fernleaf”. Bambusa multiplex “Fernleaf” is highly prized as a short, thick, deer-resistant hedge. This density not only creates a screen but also a sound barrier. Fernleaf Bamboo.
Red Temple Bamboo / Narihira Bamboo Semiarundinaria fastuosa – 1 Gallon SZ Plant
Semiarundinaria fastuosa. Red Temple Bamboo / Narihira Bamboo. This bamboo is a rare find! A beautiful russet / mahogany cane with reddish sheaths. Very straight and upright growth. 1 Gallon Size Bamboo Plant.
Bambusa multiplex – Green Hedge Clumping Bamboo Plant – 1 Gallon – Non-Invasive
Bambusa Multiplex Green Hedge. This makes a very nice and thick hedge. A great labor saver! The second picture is of a 4 year old clump. “Green Hedge” Bamboo. Green Hedge is the quintessential bamboo used for hedges and screens.
Bambusa multiplex – Green Hedge Clumping Bamboo Plant – 1 Gallon – Non-Invasive
Bambusa Multiplex Green Hedge. This makes a very nice and thick hedge. A great labor saver! The second picture is of a 4 year old clump. “Green Hedge” Bamboo. Green Hedge is the quintessential bamboo used for hedges and screens.
Bambusa multiplex – Green Hedge Clumping Bamboo Plant – 1 Division -non Invasive
The eye-catching Bambusa multiplex “fernleaf” is great for privacy hedge or as a specimen. This bamboo is very versatile Can be trimmed and shaped in a variety of ways Or grown as a specimen . you can trim out the bottom to expose the beautiful canes or Leave as is for a nice thick privacy hedge . This multiplex bamboo will branch out when you trim above the nodes and can be maintained at a desired height Which is what makes it so desirable and versatile .Grows quickly and clumps so will not invade your property. Cold hardy to about 0- 10 degrees..You will receive one root division in dirt. Feel free to message me with any question about care. Shipping from north Florida. * the size of your plant may vary . I cut above the first node approximately 12 to 15 inches from the bottom of the root ball to the of the plant. I try to get Divisions with fresh growth on them, but I am not always able to. If planted during dormant season just be patient and wait for growing season to see new growth and new beautiful shoots start to take off in spring. *keep soil moist during early care. Once established, it is very drought tolerant.
Green Hedge Clumping Bambusa / Bamboo -1 Value Priced Division / Rhizome / Plant
Bambusa Multiplex Green Hedge. 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.
