Clumping bamboo grows in dense clumps that expand gradually from the original planting. While they can still form large plants over time, they’re much less invasive than running types, making them a ...

As a landscape garden designer/contractor for 45 years, I have reined in bamboo way too much. I stare out my window at a large stand of timber bamboo ... about the horrors. Clumping or running ...

With more than a million keen followers eager to hear what Jan Gettmann has to say on indoor tropical climber, Costa is visiting to see how his interest has captured a world-wide audience. Jan has ...

What’s the difference between running and clumping bamboo? TAMMY: Running bamboo has long horizontal roots or rhizomes, which help it spread underground very quickly, sending up new shoots in ...

A year ago I purchased an expensive two-gallon plant of Fargesia rufa, a clumping bamboo. Relying upon the advice of a knowledgeable gardener, I split it and planted the three divisions.

The Trump administration wants more timber production out of America's national forests, which would make a significant impact on the Pisgah and Nantahala National Forests in the Blue Ridge mountains.

Both running (monopodial) and clumping (sympodial) bamboo are banned from planting in the ground, under the ordinance, and no owner, tenant or other occupant can plant, grow, maintain or cultivate ...

These numerous kinds can be grouped into two main categories based on growth habit: clumping ... careful of planting bamboo under power lines, especially the supertall timber bamboo that is ...

However, bamboo can also be highly invasive and can spread out of control if allowed. There are several varieties which can be categorised into the ‘clumping’ and ‘running’ types, all of which have ...