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Here are a few photos of my garden covered by snow.
The exotic plants do not like it... Poncirus trifoliata Eucalyptus dalrympleana (probably dead) Phyllostachys nigra 'Henonis' greetz, Sven
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Re: Snow
what is the plant in the picture on the bottom? Is that a type of bamboo?
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Yes it's bamboo
It is the specie Phyllostachys nigra 'Henonis'
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Thanks, but this bamboo is cutted on 4m (13 feet) heigt for replanting and transport, in the garden where he grow , he was 9m (29 feet) heigt. So this specie isn 't a semi tall bamboo.
There are many species semi tal bamboo: clumping (Fargesia, Chusquea)and running species(Phyllostachys, sasa, pseudosasa,...) Some species running verry hard and deep, others just a little bit or not so deep. A good site for bamboos with nice and clear pictures of a lot of species is here: Bamboo Garden Nursery
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I sure hope all your plants survive! That poncirus Trifoliata should be OK, -- they are pretty hardy.
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