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HAVE: an infestation of Arundinaria sp.

17 years ago

...can ship if need be

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inversa
17 years ago
i collect arundinaria and would enjoy divisions, can ship other bamboo in trade.
takumaku
Original Author
17 years ago
Np...just let me know how much you want and what you have. This is a huge field, probably in the neighborhood of 400'x20', so I can provide lots.
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inversa
17 years ago
gigantea does not like to grow from bare rhizomes, so you'd have to be willing to dig up a rootball with culms & native soil attached and deal with the hassle of shipping. if you don't mind digging, finding and packing a box that will cost a few bucks to ship then let me know and i'll get you my email address. on the flip side, i could ship nigra, punctata, or a number of other species in return.
takumaku
Original Author
17 years ago
This shouldn't be an issue since I have a few empty gallon containers lying around.
jeffreydv
17 years ago
I would love some for shipping. I dont have anything to trade this year.
club48
17 years ago
Hi,---What are Arunndinaria sp ?

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