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HAVE: Have- several species

15 years ago

I have:

Pseudosasa japonica, 3gal, potted 1 yr

Semiarundinaria yashadake 'Kimmei', 1 gal, potted 1 yr

Phyllostachys aureasulcata 'Holochrysa', 5 gal, potted 6mo

Semiarundinaria fastuosa 'Viridis' 2gal, potted 1yr

Fargesia nitida, 1gal, potted 1yr

Bambusa multiplex 'Silverstripe', 1gal, potted 1yr

Bambusa multiplex 'Alphonse Karr', 1 gal, potted 1yr

Fargesia nitida 'Jiuzhaigou', 1gal, potted 6mo

Phyllostachys aureasulcata 'Aureacualis, 5gal, potted 1yr

Comments (5)

dkline_2008
15 years ago
Are any of these hardy to zone 5? And what are you looking for in return?
Thanks
Deb
ghmerrill
Original Author
15 years ago
the F. nitida and the P. aureasulcata aureacaulis are the only ones that could be possible there.

open to trades for bamboos, plants, etc. email me with what you have.
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david_
15 years ago
Would you trade a P.nigra for a Bambusa multiplex Alphonse Karr ? The nigra is at least two yrs old.
ghmerrill
Original Author
15 years ago
sent you an email David.
zinnia_blooms
14 years ago
what are you trading for your bamboo? i just want to grow a non invasive one look and see if i have something you would like to trade for . thankyou zinnia

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