May 10 2013, Spotted Nuda shoots today. Many plants available callbob 3-one three 88two 2079

Hello All: I now have about 3 dozen tiny Sasa senanensis seedlings in the ground from previous plants that flowered/seeded (harvested most of the seeds from a 5' by 10' bed). Currently planning on not letting them get buried in leaves during winter (Southeast Michigan). Planning on using a fine mul...

Here it shoots in May, will try for date.
Always before Yellow grove.
Would shooting first mean more cold hardy or would shooting first mean used to warmer climate?

HI: Yard e

I might want some too, may have local source also.
I left you post under exchanges and sent pm.

b4a

Yard e: Where are you. Send telephone #, call or call and I will call back. pleioblastus fortunei - no ----- verigata sp ?? yes Will give for free. Yellow stripe much nicer, more sun may make it brighter??? bissetti. - nuda -- purchase -great--- Help dig or not. bissetti. - big chuncks from large de...

John :

Thanks for info. If clear lid would cook them(I was really thinking of bowl like thing), what size coldframe would not be too small.

Thanks, b4a - Bob

I agree light over winter is important. I have Sasa seedlings in the ground, I am not sure what is best to do for winter.(I posted a question under "seedling questions" and hope it is okay to say so here). Only once, in many years did a plant, in the ground loose its leaves over winter(pla...

I suggest finding some locally, ask around, mention indoors. Look around outside for some, look for deep shade.

p.s. A friend just moved to Panama

Detroit Michigan Area Cold Hardy: Yellowgroove, Nuda, Bisetti, White stripe, Yellow stripe, Pigmy, Veitchii. Super reasonable, Pick-up , Many sizes Smaller Yellowgroove plants in pots ready to go others ready to dig.

Hi: I am no expert, but if it were me I see two choices 1, Foster in greenhouse. 2. Gently pull plants from container, shake off dirt and put in a trench or holes in ground. plant a little bit deeper and leave concave area around plants, use huge amounts of mulch (leaves, grass clippings, etc., conc...

Hello All: I now have about 3 dozen tiny Sasa senanensis seedlings in the ground from previous plants that flowered/seeded (harvested most of the seeds from a 5' by 10' bed). Currently planning on not letting them get buried in leaves during winter (Southeast Michigan). Planning on using a fine mulc...