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Josh Hoffman wrote:Where are you located?
If it is in an area where it grows naturally, like here, you just find a creek along the side of the road and dig some up to transplant.
The more rural the road the better because it will not be mowed down or sprayed with herbicides so easier to spot.
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Josh Hoffman wrote:Yes, it looks like central is in a more sparsely populated area for it.
It is all over the place here.
Are you open to any Bamboo or only native american bamboo (Arundinaria gigantea)?
Ryan Burkitt wrote:
When you say here, where is that?
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Jay Angler wrote:I am no expert, but I recall reading that for bamboo, the living culms provide a lot of the energy for the new culms and roots to grow. Therefore, as awkward as it seems, leaving the culms as tall as possible when transplanting is better.
The Bamboo expression is, "the first year it sleeps, the second year it creeps, the third year it leaps." My personal experience is that it takes even longer than that in my ecosystem, but I'm on the cool side for the bamboo I planted.
"A culm is the aerial (above-ground) stem of a grass or sedge." So I usually call the "shoots" just that until they're above the height that the bunnies, deer and geese tend to chew on them.Ryan Burkitt wrote: Are culms the soft new shoots that pop up in the spring?
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