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  1. Bamboo plants are now moving stored carbohydrates from stems and leaves to the rhizomes. They are getting the rhizomes ready for new shoots. about 12 hours ago from web
  2. Rain all day. That makes this a great time to plant bamboo. I gave blood this week. Check your local Red Cross website for places to give. 5:14 AM Dec 2nd from web
  3. We can supply poles for curtain rods, decoration, walking sticks etc. We can provide dried poles or green ones in diameters of 1/2-4". 5:05 AM Nov 30th from web
  4. Do you have a business that uses bamboo? We grow many types and sizes of bamboo and will custom harvest poles to suit your specific needs. 5:16 AM Nov 25th from web
  5. If you want to learn more about working with bamboo check out the Bamboo Arts & Craft Network at: http://www.bamboocraft.net/. 5:22 AM Nov 19th from web
  6. There are so many things you can make of bamboo that a bamboo nursery in Germany started a list: http://www.bambus.de/1000/434.html . 5:28 AM Nov 18th from web
  7. Bamboo poles make excellent canes, walking sticks, plant stakes, curtain rods, fence slats, fishing poles, flutes, vases and pencil holders. 5:32 AM Nov 16th from web
  8. We have dried bamboo poles and can also cut green (fresh) poles to order. Bamboo poles have many uses around the home, yard and farm. 5:41 AM Nov 13th from web
  9. We have black bamboo poles available for any project. Sizes range from 3/4" to 1 1/2" in diameter. We can cut to your length. 5:44 AM Nov 12th from web
  10. Fall and winter are great times to plant bamboo in Georgia. Cool temps and ample rain reduce plant stress and allow new roots to grow. 5:07 AM Nov 9th from web
  11. Bamboo rhizome growth has ended and they are now moving stored food into the rhizomes to get ready to produce new shoots in the spring. 5:13 AM Nov 6th from web
  12. Pindo palms (Butia capitata) are hardy in zone 8. They have stout trunks, feather leaves and edible fruit that make a nice jelly. 5:40 AM Nov 5th from web
  13. Windmill palms (Trachycarpus fortunei) are fan leaved and hardy to the Atlanta area. They have slender trunks with a fibrous covering. 4:56 AM Nov 4th from web
  14. Georgia Bamboo also grows cold hardy palms. We have 7 gal and 3 gal windmill and pindo palms. We deliver and offer quantity discounts. 5:28 AM Nov 3rd from web
  15. The recent rains and cooler temperatures are good condtions for digging bamboo. Plants dug now should stabilize well and shoot next spring. 4:46 AM Oct 28th from web
  16. Georgia Bamboo will be at the Bamboo Farm and Coastal Gardens in Savannah on Saturday. Contact us if we can bring some bamboo just for you. 5:40 AM Oct 21st from web
  17. The height of hedge bamboo (B. multiplex) can be controlled by cultivar selection, water, and fertilizer. A good soil will also add size. 5:27 AM Oct 14th from web
  18. Bambusa multiplex (Hedge bamboo) is the best screening bamboo for the Georgia and S. Carolina coasts. Different cultivars are available. 5:40 AM Oct 13th from web
  19. We have many pots of Hedge bamboo, Bambusa multiplex. We have the regular form, Alphonse Karr, fernleaf, Chinese Goddess, and Tiny Fern. 5:05 AM Oct 9th from web
  20. If you live in the Savannah area and have been thinking of getting some bamboo, please let us know. We can bring them on Oct 24. 4:54 AM Oct 8th from web
  • Name Mike Hotchkiss
  • Location Fort Valley, Georgia
  • Web http://gabamboo.com/
  • Bio We grow and sell great bamboo!
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