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MEET JENNIFER BAEHNE
Ralph and I feel very fortunate to have Jennifer helping us at Beautiful Bamboo. She's the person you'll meet when you visit, call or email the nursery. Let Jennifer show you around and answer your questions about which bamboo would best meet your landscaping or bamboo project needs.
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Peaking through groves of bamboo
Yesterday on a walk around the lake, Ralph snapped these photos of me posing with the ‘boo.
Above and below I’m standing in a grove of Vivax Timber Running Bamboo (Phyllostachys vivax). Vivax is one of my favorite running bamboos because it forms such an open grove with large, beautiful multi-colored canes.
Below I’m standing in the middle of a grove of Red Running Bamboo (Semiarundinaria fastuosa). Although it is called Red Bamboo, most of the canes are green. Here in Florida, the red color only appears in the winter if it gets cold enough and even then, only some of the canes turn a dark, ruby red. Red bamboo also forms a somewhat open grove, although not as open as Vivax does, and the canes get fairly large but again, not as large as Vivax. It is, however, a far more aggressive (and therefore harder to control) runner than Vivax.
Search this Blog:
A Message from Sherry
MEET JENNIFER BAEHNE
Ralph and I feel very fortunate to have Jennifer helping us at Beautiful Bamboo. She's the person you'll meet when you visit, call or email the nursery. Let Jennifer show you around and answer your questions about which bamboo would best meet your landscaping or bamboo project needs.
Sherry’s Second Book
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