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mckoinld · 09-12-2009, 10:01 PM

Thanks Andrei those are some good sites that I didn't know about.

Dave do you know what type of boo you want?

A few of the varieties that I have may be ok for you. If they are,I am willing to trade or ship to you for shipping cost. I have P. Nigra, Henon, Bambusa, Aurea, and what is supposed to be Megurochicku. The Megurochicku Has not developed the dark stripe yet though. Also have Semiarundinaria fastuosa viridis and 2 unknown clumpers that are pretty cold hardy. Check out these varieties and if you are interested it takes aboit 6 weeks to stabilize them in pots. The only thing I have that is stabil is aurea.

The easy way to go is to find clumpers that you like and go with them. That way you can just plant them and let them grow. No need for a barrier.

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mckoinld mckoinld's Photo Gallery Location: Lake Charles, La Find me on the map! Zone: 9 Name: Lonie Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 112 BananaBucks : 22,775 Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Thanks" 48 Times Was Thanked 54 Times in 31 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 0 Times	Re: Bamboo to grow ?? Thanks Andrei those are some good sites that I didn't know about. Dave do you know what type of boo you want? A few of the varieties that I have may be ok for you. If they are,I am willing to trade or ship to you for shipping cost. I have P. Nigra, Henon, Bambusa, Aurea, and what is supposed to be Megurochicku. The Megurochicku Has not developed the dark stripe yet though. Also have Semiarundinaria fastuosa viridis and 2 unknown clumpers that are pretty cold hardy. Check out these varieties and if you are interested it takes aboit 6 weeks to stabilize them in pots. The only thing I have that is stabil is aurea. The easy way to go is to find clumpers that you like and go with them. That way you can just plant them and let them grow. No need for a barrier. __________________ GOOOO TIGERS