Just like it sounds - looking for US sourced seeds and divisions of Parvifolia. I had the USDA visit my property unannounced in search of seeds I got on eBay. Yikes!

Looking for a division of this mean puppy. 1gal or bigger is fine with me. It will join the greenhouse along with the rest of my experiments. Thanks. PM me with an offer

What in the world is this? I saw it is also described under the Yushania genus sometimes, but its not on this site. Anyone have info on this species?

Fargesia dracocephala 'Rufa' - 1 shoot today! Spring is on the way

Sorry for the delay. I just got hired on for a job working with semen! Not what you think. Cattle genetics actually.

Anyways, those potted edulis look fantastic and I would leap at the chance to get some parvifolia. I will send a PM. Thanks everyone!

Im looking for some edulis. Does anyone know if the seedlings are actually moso? A legitimate division from a grove would be betterm but I would go for a seedling too.

Yeah, Im wondering if the variegation will be stable or not. Hopefully it will, but I'm not gonna hold my breath

I found some variegated arundinaria gigantea in that cleared grove nearby. I apologize for the quality, it was on a cell!

Actually just alive. Id like to get some of these bamboos: Indocalamus tessellatus Moso Sasa palmata Phyllostachys aureosulcata 'Aureocaulis' or 'Spectabilis' Phyllostachys vivax Phyllostachys dulcis Phyllostachys atrovaginata Phyllostahcys bissetii Fargesia robusta Just want to check to see if anyo...

Its hard to verify the true identity of seedlings until they get big enough. They could be anything really. But your setup looks great!

Hibanobamusa tranquillans 'Shiroshima' Phyllostachys nuda, rubromarginata, meyeri, humilis, nigra 'Henon', aureosulcata Fargesia nitida, 'rufa' Semiarundinaria fastuosa Pleioblastus viridistriatus, pygmaeus The humilis is my top performer with over 30 shoots. Pretty good for its second year. It was ...

We still have not gone below 32 this year, and I noticed the wisteria blooming today. My canna and bananas are still green as are arundo donax and the B. bambos seedlings. I hope this winter ends up being the warmest in recent memory.

I'm growing these from seed:
Dendrocalamus sp. "unknown"
D. Strictus
D. strictus look alike but with larger leaves
Plant labeled as D. hamiltonii
Himalayacalamus falconeri
Chimonobambusa yunnanensis
Fargesia nitida
Bambusa bambos

As I get older, I look forward to a warmer world.

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