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Forum: Carolina GardeningReplies: 17, Views: 110
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CoreHHI
Bluffton, SC
(Zone 9a)

March 15, 2009
10:59 PM

Post #6273519

Someone told me you can just take bambo, cut it into single culms and then just plant them horizontally. Idea being the bamboo will grow new shoots from each node. If true what time of year do you think I should try that? I believe bambo only grows from a limited time each year.

Any comments?

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