Bamboo on the Big Island.
There are some impressive groves on the Big Island, pretty much all the same,...photos following:
Hawai'i bamboo
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RE: Hawai'i bamboo
Any chance these were taken at Akaka Falls?
I do not remember any green bamboo other than the large ones down the road at Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden.
I do not remember any green bamboo other than the large ones down the road at Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden.
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RE: Hawai'i bamboo
You are correct. One would think that there was some a PeePee Falls too, but no luck.
BTW, Pee/pee /falee is a real place, otherwise known as the Boiling Pots/
If you take Hwy 130 to the volcano coast, there are some large groves as well.
BTW, Pee/pee /falee is a real place, otherwise known as the Boiling Pots/
If you take Hwy 130 to the volcano coast, there are some large groves as well.
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RE: Hawai'i bamboo
Those are the 2 bamboo you'll most likely run across in Hawai'i, BvV and S. tootsik, although the S. tootsik exceeds the description so much that it may be a unique form.
Brad Salmon, zone 12B Kea'au, HI
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