2024年4月3日 · Whether it’s a dwarf bamboo, just a few inches tall, or a timber bamboo that exceeds 100 feet in height, all bamboos are grasses. NOTE: This article first appeared in July 2020, most recently updated in April 2024. Which species of bamboo do we refer to as timber bamboo? Timber bamboo is not a particular species of bamboo.

Bambusa oldhamii, known as giant timber bamboo or Oldham's bamboo, is a large species of bamboo. It is the most common and widely grown bamboo in the United States and has been introduced into cultivation around the world.

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The largest species of bamboo, making it one of the best for large, dense screens. Densely foliaged, strongly upright clumps having thick stems reaching 4 in. in diameter. Well-behaved, clumping habit is non-invasive. Evergreen.

This is a super cool, tall, straight timber bamboo that grows classic, huge, 50' bamboo poles 4"-6" in diameter. It's tall but very straight and works well as a single specimen planting or spread 5'-6' apart to make a beautiful green screen. The culms are straight and erect with relatively short branches forming fairly open clumps.

From timber bamboo to cold-sensitive bamboo, we’re sure to have the bamboo best-suited to your needs and growing conditions. The genus Phyllostachys is the most familiar among bamboos found in the temperate world. Most species are native to middle to eastern China and Japan.

One of the largest temperate bamboos, Phyllostachys bambusoides (Japanese Timber Bamboo) is an impressive evergreen bamboo with tall, upright canes adorned with long branches bearing large drooping leaves.

2022年6月8日 · Bambusa oldhamii, also called Chinese Timber Bamboo or simply Oldham’s, is a subtropical, clumping variety native to China and Taiwan. A timber species, Oldham’s can …

Phyllostachys vivax is one of the hardiest timber bamboo. In most circumstances P. vivax will mature to 45 feet in height, with 3-4 inch diameter canes, but if given ideal conditions in SE USA, or China and Japan, it can grow to 70 feet and 5 inches in diameter.

An beautiful timber bamboo of the largest proportions. Excellent shoot and wood quality. Fast growing in the warmest USA zones. New seedlings! sun 100' 8" 23 F 9-10 C