I haven't had culm death yet since it is mild, but obvious leave damage on a lot of it. The mix of frozen ground, wind, and cold temps is what limits my bamboo. I guess I'll see how it plays out for rest of winter.

75 percent of the United States has bamboo rhizomes under it

no no no no, this is too early, the bamboo should be sleeping

Yeah, most states have their own tree nursery that sells to the people. Some even sell out of state to help bring in more money. I used to order from Ohio one until they closed down because weren't bringing in enough money. I was going to suggest you look at Missouri one because they sell out of sta...

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I see your state nursery has them

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Wow, even giving tours of it now, wish I could see and be in awe

haha glad she hasn't hurt that person's bamboo sales. Hopefully others are doing good in that area too

It'll make it just because it will probably be under snow all the time with that dwarf height.

Some animals seem almost destined to be extinct someday because not adaptable enough for this world.

They needed to back up a little and show more of plant, and less of the culm since not great.

Looking at your signature, seems like in your zone, yours can do pretty good with the mild climate, though phyllostachys don't run much , do they ??

Its a pretty good bamboo, on par as hardiest ones.

I'd imagine it could be problem since bringing less energy into the bamboo when less green growth.

I wouldn't be surprised, I skimmed over that page, and was a lot of nonsense. I commented and corrected something was not true, and think she deleted the comment?