Non invasive bamboo

Fast, Non invasive clumping privacy bamboo

Grow bamboo in pots! Get all the glory with none of the headaches it can cause in the ground. Makes a great privacy screen!

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!

Does Bamboo Attract Bugs

Many of us have fenced backyards, which can create a boring view.

Did you know there are significant differences between clumping bamboo and running bamboo plants? Learn about them in our guide now on Gardener’s Path.

Bamboo South Coast on Instagram: "Nepalese blue bamboo is a great bamboo if you don’t need a huge screen out, this is about 3 or 4 years old and as you can see it’s still a very manageable size."

Brits have been urged to avoid planting bamboo in their gardens as it can invade neighbouring land and threaten property foundations, experts have found.

Discover Umbrella Bamboo - the perfect cold-hardy, non-invasive bamboo for garden privacy screens. Ideal for containers or landscaping.

Nandina domestica is an invasive plant in the southeast United States. Yes, it's pretty, but we'll tell you why you shouldn't plant it!