Ph. virella for sale - cold hardy bamboo
Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2012 1:43 am
Someone changed his mind about this plant, so I have a freshly dug Phyllostachys virella division already packaged to offer for sale and shipment to the continental USA.
Phyllostachys virella is a vigorous bamboo that is among the most cold hardy with a similar appearance to Ph. rubromarginata. Phyllostachys virella is currently rare in the USA.
This plant includes a rhizome network with a combined length of 25 or 27 feet and is ready to go into the ground or a squat pot of 10 gallons or more in size.
Feel welcome to submit any bids via PM. I'll alternately accept any bamboos on my list of wanted plants for trade.
If there doesn't happen to be much interest now, this plant will go back into the ground for the season.
As an aside, I also happen to have a much smaller Ph. rubromarginata plant available for sale or trade.
Update:
This Phyllostachys virella plant is now overwintering in a 15 gallon pot and will be available for shipment again in the spring.
Chances are good that one or two other smaller virella rhizomes will also become available in the spring.
Phyllostachys virella is a vigorous bamboo that is among the most cold hardy with a similar appearance to Ph. rubromarginata. Phyllostachys virella is currently rare in the USA.
This plant includes a rhizome network with a combined length of 25 or 27 feet and is ready to go into the ground or a squat pot of 10 gallons or more in size.
Feel welcome to submit any bids via PM. I'll alternately accept any bamboos on my list of wanted plants for trade.
If there doesn't happen to be much interest now, this plant will go back into the ground for the season.
As an aside, I also happen to have a much smaller Ph. rubromarginata plant available for sale or trade.
Update:
This Phyllostachys virella plant is now overwintering in a 15 gallon pot and will be available for shipment again in the spring.
Chances are good that one or two other smaller virella rhizomes will also become available in the spring.