Mine came from Brad got it in 07' maybe 15' tall and mostly 3/4" very few 1" maybe 3-5 culms 1".

Nigra shooting.

Phyllostachys aureosulcata, Phyllostachys aureosulcata 'Harbin Inversa', Phyllostachys bissetii,Phyllostachys viridis 'Robert Young'

Does it look nice in summer? And does it upsize at all? Would you do it again? Thanks for the info Alan.

has anyone grown CHIMONOBAMBUSA TUMIDISSINODA indoors in a pot? and if so how did it grow? im in zone 6 and would bring indoors through winter.

Steve i think what everyone is to polite to say but im not is, that you don't have a clue what your doing , your ripping people off with sub-par boo that most likely dies,and your in it to make a quick buck.

i believe this post should be in the Bamboo Identification part of the forum and not in bamboo discussion.

zone 6 in south eastern IN. -20 is some what over rated. maybe more like 5 to 0 degrees would be a better low temp with 0 wind.

my 1 gal scabrida from bamboo garden bit the dust last year. not saying it was there fault or anything but don't think it can survive zone 6 like advertised. had it for 1 year

How cold are they?

Hi all, my bissettii was planted in 2007 july from a 1 gal pot. This spring the shoots were same size as last @ about 1/2 inch, 10 ft tall. It does spread fast and produces lots of shoots.

David that looks similar to what I have. That makes me feel better. Thanks for the help

my propinqua Beijing or what i thought was,has finally put up 2 small shoots that look almost black, but they look nothing like photos on this web site. I'm having trouble getting the pics from my phone to this site. Sure its a phyllo but not sure what type. any ideas of black colored shoots?

bissetii shooting

5 Aureocaulis shoots breaking ground