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An
extensive government study done by the
University of Auburn agriculture department showed it to be superior in
culm/rhizome
production. The university tested twenty seven species over a thirty
year
period and found it be dramatically superior over the other bamboo
tested
in the genus. We have found this species to be a healthy and
strong
grower. It is one of the best species if you want to have a
bamboo
grove or screen fast.
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The beautiful straight canes are highly
sought after for use in arts and crafts.
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It's name is from the
beautiful red
markings on the new spring shoots.
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Rubro's thick lush
foliage is always present on groves
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This grove is doing an
excellent job of
hiding the 'neighbor' most all of us have.
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Even upon approaching
the edge of the grove the 'neighbor' cannot be seen.
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If you are fortunate enough to
have a
nice extended driveway like this, then bamboo is great.
Starter divisions of bamboo can be spaced along the drive and allowed
to fill in the entire length.
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Beautiful and very well maintained, this bamboo offers so much to this urban home. Homes in this area have sparsely planted shade trees and large lawns requiring extensive up keep. Within 4 years this bamboo planting brought nature back to this previously cleared lot. Strolling down their driveway to get the mail, the owners enjoy birds and the rustling of the bamboo. |



In
USDA Climate
Zone 7
expect mature size canes to be over 50 feet. in height.
In USDA Climate
Zone 6 expect mature size canes to be
20 to 30 feet in
height.
In
USDA Climate
Zone 5 expect mature size canes to be 12 to 18 feet in height.
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