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Clumping Bamboo As a Hedge - Robusta and Scabrida - Bamboo that Thrives in Full Sun
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2022
- Clumping bamboo grows very well in the Pacific Northwest. I have a grove of Robusta (a tall, upright variety) bounded by a Scabrida on either end (a variety that tends to bend a bit more). These varieties both tend to do well in full sun. Most clumpers prefer a bit of a sun/shade mix.
This is my update for 2022. Every year I post an update of my clumping bamboo grove so people can see the progress.
In this video I demonstrate how to trim clumping bamboo and I also show the new growth over a period of about two months. I also demonstrate how an in-ground border really is necessary, even for clumping bamboo. These plants get huge.
I was waiting for this update. Thank. I planted a 5 meter wall of scabrida but watching your video I'm realizing i prefer robusta. I think scabrida needs more time to shows its beauty.
Of the two plants, I do think the scabrida has a little bit more character. But if you’re just looking for something that’s upright, I think the robusta is the way to go
Tie the scabrida all together about 3 feet above the ground this will stand it tall. Looking good this year!
Great suggestion. Thank you for this idea
You're the godfather of Bamboo.
A year into having campbell purchased from info in your old videos. Good to see an update
Thanks for the upload. I have 10 small Robusta in front of a fence and was thinking of adding another hedge of Scabrida. I think I will go with some more Robusta instead.
Good choice if you want more upright plants.
Fertilizing in spring only helps "greenness". Fertilizing late in season will give nourishment to the roots/rizoms that is stored (like in a battery) to next year's growth period in spring.
Great information! Thank you
Was waiting for this update. I have 2 running species (phyllostachys nigra and decora) and Alphonse Karr and Napalese Blue. Trying to get monster bamboo.
I would move the blueberry bushes
I am afraid to move my best blueberry bush. It is such a prolific producer. It is the only one in my yard that produces like that but it is the one closest to the bamboo unfortunately.
Thank you !
Please send an update of your beautiful garden bamboo with spring 2024 🎉!!!
I'll do that soon.
Glad I watched to end that border on neighbour's fence is critical unless neighbour's wants free bamboo lol😂😂
The border is definitely essential and needs to be checked annually to make sure no roots have gone over. See this video: ua-cam.com/users/shortsWt9AD8a535g
I'm not the biggest fan of bamboo. I find its 'look' changes too quick. However, your very dense planting over it looks very nice indeed.
Thank you!
This is really interesting to me because I’m considering a really similar thing in northern Illinois where we get a lot of snow in the winter. Was that fluffy snow or wet snow? Wondering what to expect.
That was really wet snow
How many years has he grown this? Also why clumping and not running bambo? Good to see the barrier worked. How'd you get it down 30" that's a big trench to dig.
Hmmm … 6 or 7 years. Started with running but dug it out - too much maintenance. Digging? Tons of manual labor. Check out my first bamboo video - how to plant bamboo and keep it contained. I show the whole process there.
Can I ask, when you say "robusta", do you mean a Fargesia Robusta Campbell? I am actually planning on buying that one. I did not know the canes could look that yellowish. I love it.
Yes.
Fragesia robusta cambell..is top bamboe😇doosje bamboe mest..stenen onder bamboe.mag geen natte voeten...kaars recht om hoog❤❤
Maybe I missed it. Where are you? I’m growing it in North Carolina and it’s really slow.
Vancouver, WA
Hello. Thank you for your video. I was wondering if a containment was necessary for the Fargesia. I saw a lot of video saying it was not obligatory because it was non invasive clumping bamboo. Thank you !
I would say it depends on how big your space is. It definitely spreads. It's big. If you have a large enough space, it's probably fine. But if you plant anywhere near a fence, I would use proper containment.
@@myboringchannel Thank you!
I’m in Auburn WA and we just bought our first home - where do you source your bamboo from? Looking for the Robusta.
I bought it at bamboo gardens in Hillsboro
I am wondering if the Boring in your name is referring to my home town near Portland..
Lol, no, but I'm not far from there. I'm in Vancouver
Hello quick question which one do you recommend for indoor house pot Robusta? Or Scabrida? I live in Winnipeg Canada. Thanks!
I've never tried growing indoors in a pot. These plants get monstrous so I'm not sure indoor pot growing is recommended. You should try it and let me know
At 14min, wat shrub is that yiur leaning over please looks fantastic
I keep leaving comments on the Chusquea Gigantea you wanted but every time I look back it's gone? I don't know how to get in touch with you to let you know you could have some?
Ahhhh, well, this works. Try emailing me at mboringc@gmail.com
What fertilizer do you use?
Just a regular lawn fertilizer
How do you keep the bamboo from going onto your neighbors side? I need this for a privacy screen.
I have an inground root barrier. Do a UA-cam search for "how to plant bamboo and keep it contained." I show my process in that video.
Doosje bamboe mest 25 bamboe.s
It took 8yrs for them to only get that big and tall???!!!
That variety of clumping bamboo does not get much bigger than that anyway
@@myboringchannelI need to grow a privacy fence pronto! What do you recommend??? I would like something atleast 8-10' tall...
@Unknown-hu4gf Portuguese Laurel will get huge fast
@@myboringchannelThank you as you don't know how helpful you have been with your response to me!!!
Robusta doesn't need a trap, right?
Robusta will get very large. Unless you have a very wide area I would contain it
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What do you mean? In the mail?
What are they doing on the neighbors side under the fence?
What are you talking about?
They clearly didn’t watch the video
Your videos pretty much made me decide to not go with bamboo as a backyard hedge
That’s good! They’re meant to be informative. So I’m glad it helped you.
You rude so and so.. shut up.
Privacy hedge*