Winter Kill
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Re: Winter Kill
Here is a follow up on winter damage, as usual, for some reason can only post 3 pictures at a time;
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- Pleoblastus simonii re foliated much better than expected, won't have to mow
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- Shibataea did not bounce back, did not get around to mowing yet
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- This p bissetti still looking a bit rough, although re-folitated for most part
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Re: Winter Kill
Here are a few more;
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- P vivax stand is KTG as expected, except for a few dozen new leaves, but also only sending up a few thin shoots. Wondering if this indicates some freeze damage underground?
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- mix of P nuda and P aureosulcata alata not doing making much of a comeback, this was in particularly wind exposed location.
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- P aureosulcata did OK in some spots, but on this exposed berm some culms dead, some leafing out but sparsely
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Re: Winter Kill
Ending on a positive note;
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- P Vivax aureocaulis managing to put out some new leaves, it is in more sheltered location than the other Vivax.
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Re: Winter Kill
I do not miss winter bamboo damage and the subsequent cleanup...
Brad Salmon, zone 12B Kea'au, HI
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Re: Winter Kill
That is brutal looking. That looks like a lot of work to clean up. I couldn't handle being set back like that. At least some clawed their way back.