Black bamboo garden

Transform your garden swiftly with the black bamboo, a rapid grower reaching 30 feet high and creating natural fences effortlessly!

Black bamboo (Phyllostachys nigra) is an exotic variety known for its ebony-colored stalks that may be grown in your own garden, but can be invasive.

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Black Bamboo is my favorite bamboo but then again I love them all. This elegant versatile plant grows profusely looking great in gardens also being used in making of furniture, nappies and socks.

[separator headline="h1" title="Timor Black - Bambusa lako"] [one_fourth] [responsive][/responsive] [/one_fourth] [one_fourth] [responsive][/responsive] [/one_fourth] [one_fourth] [responsive][/responsive] [/one_fourth] [one_fourth_last] [responsive][/responsive] [/one_fourth_last] [custom_table style="1"] Genus/Species Bambusa lako Common Name Timor Black Typical Dimensions 8-10m high, culm diameter up to 75mm. -3°c Description Beautiful glossy black culms with irregular green striations…

Mention bamboo in a room full of professional gardeners, as I did recently, and they are likely to recoil and say "nooooo" in unison. This useful and love

An eye-catching ambiance will definitely bring back life to any regular garden. Learn how to grow this black bamboo species in your own garden!

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