A visitor to our website from NY wrote to ask:
My response:
All of our running bamboos will grow in your area. Look at the pictures and descriptions on our running bamboo page to find the ones you like best. It is not a problem to plant several types together and let them run into each other.
How many you begin with depends on how quickly you want to form a hedge. We began most of our long hedgerows of running bamboo with one plant but we were willing to wait several years for them to expand sufficiently to form a hedge.
Running bamboos are easy to divide once the initial plant starts sending out shoots. Once the shoots have grown up and leafed out they can be dug up and relocated into the hedge line. I’d suggest starting with 4-6 plants spaced 5′ apart to form a hedge a bit quicker.
These connected young shoots of Red Running Bamboo (Semiarudinaria fastuosa) are ready to be divided and transplanted. |
We ship 3-gal plants, 2 plants per 48″ x 12″ x 12″ box. In order to provide you with an accurate quote, we need to how many plants and which varieties you wish to order, your address w/zip code, phone # and whether the parcel will be delivered to a home or business location (it is slightly less expensive to ship to commercial locations). Once we have that information we can send you a quote including shipping. If you decide to go ahead with the order we accept payment by credit card. When the bamboo is shipped we email you a tracking number.
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