Phyllostachys nigra, Black variety, planted in the border against a bare wall, is less invasive than many others. Height: 4m, Spread: 3m
By Drc726
- 25 Jul, 2012
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I like them too M
25 Jul, 2012
this would be brilliant for my wall, just popping onto my favs
25 Jul, 2012
I found out after I planted them that they need watering the first year Yorkshire, then they are away.
25 Jul, 2012
I am going to have a look at the Gc next time we go,
25 Jul, 2012
Dont get a rampant one Yorkshire.
25 Jul, 2012
how will I know the difference then,
25 Jul, 2012
You need to read the labels very carefully as you want one like this which is 'clump forming and non invasive'. Look at Phyllostachys 'nigra' which has black canes and 'aurea' which has green canes.
25 Jul, 2012
will do and thanks,
25 Jul, 2012
your welcome.
25 Jul, 2012
Lovely! :) you just need a panda now lol
25 Jul, 2012
Got one lol, my daughter loves them
25 Jul, 2012
Lovely Bamboo,Denise..mine is a clump forming ,non invasive one too..but it's been in a huge pot for years now..I can't recall the variety,but it prefers a bit of shade..much paler green foliage than your black stemmed one..your's will be great in that space :o)
25 Jul, 2012
Thanks Bloomer
25 Jul, 2012
This looks fabulous against your wall Drc .......
25 Jul, 2012
:)
25 Jul, 2012
Thanks Amy
26 Jul, 2012
We have this also - not really spread at all for us
1 Aug, 2012
Thats good to hear Paul.
1 Aug, 2012
I know just what you mean HB this has grown a lot this year and I am beginning to think its too near the path?
3 Aug, 2012
Love this, I was gutted the other week there's a house a few doors down from us he had a fabulous one of these, went past and it was in a skip!!!! along with all the other plants in his border, nearly went down there in the dark to rescue it,lol, such a shame I'd have had it :-(
5 Aug, 2012
Thats sad to hear, as the lot would have been taken on free cycle if only they had thought of it.
5 Aug, 2012
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Bamboo Phyllostachys Nigra
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I love the large leaves on it..
25 Jul, 2012