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2007 Price List  1-877-RZN-CANE Office: 205-686-5728 or 205-292-0536  You can visit this link to see our delivery charges for large specimens. Photos of our plants and how we ship click here Plants PLANT WARRANTY & POLICY |
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2007 Price List 1-877-RZN-CANE Office: 205-686-5728 or 205-292-0536 You can visit this link to see our delivery charges for large specimens. Photos of our plants and how we ship click here Plants PLANT WARRANTY & POLICY |
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temperature ranging from -30 F to -20F ZONE 5 - winter temperature ranging from -20 F to -10 F
ZONE 7
- winter temperature ranging
from 0 F to +10 F
ZONE 6 - winter temperature ranging from -10 F to 0 F ZONE 8 - winter temperature ranging from +10 F to +20 F
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Indocalamus latifolius
Great for 8 to 10 foot Privacy Screening Prefers Shaded Site This species makes a beautiful lush screen
with leaves up to a foot in length. With its lower foliage, it is perfect
for an outstanding short bamboo screen under 10 feet in height at maturity.
I recommend this species for USDA Climate Zones 6 and warmer. Click on the picture for more info or larger image. 2 gallon - $30 call |
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Indocalamus sp. - 'SOLIDUS'
Low Privacy Screening
Average mature size
. 5 " x 8 ' Hardy to
-5 F
This rare bamboo has the distinct characteristic of having
solid canes. The dark green leaves can be up to 10 inches in length. My groves
are at 6 feet in height, but I do expect one site to reach 8
to 10 feet tall. In our climate zone this species will grow to over
10 feet with 4 or more hours of direct sun light. It has very lush foliage
providing complete privacy from one foot to 8 feet off the ground. I recommend this species for USDA Climate Zones 6 and warmer. Click on the picture for more
info or larger image.
2 gallon - $40
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Indocalamus tessellatus 'GIANT LEAF' Great Privacy Screening under 10 feet Sun to Shaded Site This bamboo has the largest leaves of any bamboo in cultivation in the United States at the present time. It adapts to all planting sites. They can be up to 24 " X 4" They are truly large leaves and have many uses. For example Chinese and Japanese have used them in cooking by wrapping food in them prior to steaming. They also are currently being used in floral arrangements. This species is used in many countries for erosion control along flood plains. It makes a great indoor container plant since it adapts to low lighting very well. One of our groves has reached 12 feet in height along the river side of the grove. It has thousands of rhizomes (roots) hanging over in the water picking up just whatever water it needs through out our hot summer months. On new plantings this species will get leaf damage at around 0 to 5 degrees F. On older established groves it will remain evergreen to -10 with very little foliage damage. I recommend this species for USDA Climate Zones 5 and warmer. Click on the picture for more info or larger image. 2
gallon - $30 |