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Clumping Bamboo Sale! Cold hardy, non invasive, clumping bamboo available |
Event update! July 25th PORTLAND BAMBOO FESTIVAL at the Hoyt Arboretum 9AM-3PM, Free and open the public Event update! Oct 1- 4 Our chapter of the American Bamboo Society will host the national bamboo conference this year in Tacoma, WA, Visit this website for info: ABS 2009 Conference |
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 Fargesia sp.'Scabrida' (clumping) |
 Fargesia sp.'Jiuzhaigou' (clumping) |
 P.aureosulcata 'Spectabilis' |
 Phyllostachys nigra |
 Fargesia robusta (clumping) |
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 About Bamboo Garden We started growing bamboo in 1980 and joined The American Bamboo Society (ABS) that same year. We helped establish the Pacific Northwest Chapter of the society and have served on the board of directors of both. Ned Jaquith, Bamboo Garden owner, was elected in 2006, as vice president of the ABS and has been awarded Honorary Lifetime Membership due to over 25 years of whole-hearted efforts and generous bamboo knowledge. We have edited the newsletter for the northwest chapter and have contributed to the national publication as well. The nursery is managed by Noah Bell, with over twelve years experience working closely with bamboo in the landscape and nursery trade. His bamboo photos and articles have been published by the ABS and German Bamboo Society (EBS) . He has also contributed photos to one of Paul Whitaker's upcoming bamboo books. He is responsible for overseeing the production of about 300 different types of bamboo, maintaining our 16 acre nursery, and providing positive direction for our staff. We specialize in hardy clumping species, as well as hardy giant timber bamboos, and have been at the forefront of introducing new species into the horticulture trade. See this link for our total collection. and this page for our regularly available species: price list. We have supplied bamboo for many large commercial landscaping projects including: Tacoma Zoo, Portland Classical Chinese Garden, Portland Japanese Garden, Oregon Zoo, Wellesley College in MA, Wayne Morse Courthouse in Eugene, OR, Asia Trail of National Zoo in Washington DC, Shangri La Project in Vancouver, BC, and many others. We work closely with landscaping companies, providing healthy and beautiful bamboo for commercial and residential landscapes, locally and afar. Our largest project to date is the Asia Trail for the National Zoo in Washington DC as designed by The Smithsonian. Between February and June of 2006 we worked tirelessly to put together a massive collection of bamboo meeting the criteria for this ambitious project. By mid June we had three, 53 foot semi trucks, packed full of our bamboo, ready to travel to Washington DC, and be incorporated into the Asia Trail design. It was a challenging, yet very rewarding task, working together among our staff and with our customers, seeing the project (and bamboo) grow from start to finish and achieving success in the landscape. The future looks bright for bamboo and we hope to be considered a reliable source, from the smallest mail order, to large-scale bamboo design, to other nurseries, and garden centers. |
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Shangri La project in Vancouver BC We are available for consultation and presentations.
There is no fee for presentations to most groups. Please look at the bamboo descriptions and photos that we have available and e-mail us with your wish list and questions or call us at 503-647-2700. Be sure to include your zip code so we can figure your shipping cost. We will reply as to availability and cost and any other pertinent information. We accept payment by check, cash, or credit card. Avoid sending credit card info by e-mail. We look forward to providing generous bamboo knowledge and helping you actualize bamboo ideas. We appreciate constructive criticism and are always looking for ways to improve; if their is any way we can better serve your needs, please let us know.
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 Photo copyright: Noah Bell, Bamboo Garden New Moso Shoots. April 20th, 2009 click on photo to see larger image |
Map of Bamboo Garden,
click on map to see larger image  Map designed by Charissa Brock  BAMBOO KEY FOR MAP (CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE) |
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Event update! July 25th PORTLAND BAMBOO FESTIVAL
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Timber Bamboo (Phyllostachys)
30 to 70 ft. tall |
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Mid-sized Bamboo (Phyllostachys)
15 to 30 ft tall |
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Cold-hardy Clumping Bamboo
6 to 25 ft. tall |
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Cold-sensitive
Clumping Bamboo 6 to 50 ft. tall |
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Other Running Bamboo
6 to 25 ft. tall |
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Small Running Bamboo 1 to 8 ft. tall |
| Price List, How to order |
| Planting and Caring for Bamboo |
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Hardiness list
Our most cold hardy bamboo |
| Methods to Control Spreading Bamboo |
| Bamboo Rhizome Barrier |
| Landscape Use |
| Bamboo Screens and Hedges |
| Bamboo For Indoors |
Bamboo Art
by
Charissa Brock
by Jiro Yonezawa
Fine books on Bamboo
available at Bamboo Garden:
Ornamental Bamboos
by David Crompton $39.95
Bamboo for Gardens
by Ted Meredith $39.95
A
Compendium of Chinese Bamboo
by the China Forestry
Publishing House
This is the most complete list of bamboos native to China.
It contains accurate technical descriptions of 39 genera
and over 500 species,
with over 400 color photographs. Great coffee table book.
Hard to find, not printed in the United
States.
It does not contain information about gardening with bamboo;
the books listed above cover that subject thoroughly.
A must for collectors or bamboo enthusiasts!
$100.00
to order any of the above books, call 503-647-2700
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