fredgpops, good pix. great blue color. can you give me the full latin name of the bamboo? i have to get me some. later mike

many of you know but i have learned in the last year or so a great source along with this great bamboo forum that first saw 4 months ago. i speak of u-tube they show short videos on thousands of subjects. if you can think of a question they have a video. how to filet a flounder. or sharpen a chainsa...

new to this arena, not to bamboo. i know some things but am here to listen. i have been doing the "spong" thing. can't help but to learn from this "crew." hope to ask questions and cast my bread upon the waters. later! pure light

it's a reproductive part of a plant my guess ftom the pix's: corn or maze.later

i have made compost always outside i alwas added ferterlizer lime and would dig up earth worm from another site and add them to the compost pile they hellp turn the compost add them when the heat backs off or they will die if they do just add as needed. later pure light!

tequila: distilled from the fermented juice of the central american century plant[agave tequilana]. cheers!very good pictures later pure light!

all questions need an answer: here goes,for bamboo to grow these things are basic:the sun,photosynthsis,water,dna. code, evolution,niturents in the soil,not too cold or hot,not too wet.luck and faith.later, pure light!

many of you of course know of what i just learned in the last 6months or so.it is a great sourse,along with this great forum here-i speak of u-tube.they show short videos on many subjects if you think of a question they ha video on it.clean a fish,sharpen a chain saw etc. etc.also how to build a bam...

i live in eastern north carolina i am northeast of wilimington n.c. that part of the state is a prime area for the fly trap and the pitcher plant also a insect eater. i also lived in pensacola fla. both types of plants lived there also. urban sprawl has reduced there range making them very rare over...

a good site which i have had good success with on the internet is:www.bambooplantation.com located in mississippi.they have a vast stock of bamboo.a professional operation. give them a look on the above websight later pure light

one month ago i transplanted 3 large bam. root balls 24'' or so. 2 of the plants have the culms and 45'ft up to the canopy one has the root ball and the culm cut off at 6'' inches up so no canopy or leaves. i lieve in eastern north carolina. growing zone 8.marine type weather close to atlantic ocean...