Ivydene Gardens Bamboo Gallery:
Site Map

You can select a Bamboo by clicking on the Thumbnail to see its Bamboo Description alongside from the:-

• Cane Colour Comparison Pages
• Foliage Colour Comparison Pages
• Form Comparison Pages
• Shape Comparison Page or
• Bamboos in Flower Beds Comparison Pages using the menu on the right

The mail order nursery link to obtain the bamboo is in the Comments Row of its Bamboo Description Page.

or you can select one of the 9 BAMBOOS by clicking on the Bamboo name from their:-

• Bamboo Description Page name in the following list

Site Map for Bamboo Plant Description pages

fargesia murieliae fargesia murieliae simba fargesia nitida phyllostachys aurea phyllostachys nigra pleioblastus variegatus pseudosasa japonica sasa veitchii sinarundinaria Bamboo Plant Gallery Introduction Site Map for Bamboo Individual Plants

The Society was formed by Michael Hirsh in 1985, and was called The Bamboo Network. It amalgamated with other European societies in 1986, and was renamed The European Bamboo Network in order to differentiate it from the Australian Bamboo network. In 1989, the European Bamboo Network reverted to its former regional basis, and the British society was renamed The Bamboo Society (EBS Great Britain). The Society is affiliated to The Royal Horticultural Society.

UK - Bamboos website contains everything you need to know about choosing the right bamboos for your garden from a large range of species together with cultural details.

Buying and Planting Bamboo Plants in the UK and Growing Cold Hardy Bamboo with Creating a Gravel Garden using Bamboo and Grasses data from the Bamboo Store pages will aid your choice of bamboos.

The Bamboo Flora Gallery has 4319 photos of Bamboos.

The American Bamboo Society have 5078 photos of Bamboo.

Coblands Nurseries:-
Coblands Nurseries were founded in 1963 growing a wide range of shrubs, herbaceous, grasses, ferns and trees in the ‘coblands’ of Kent. The production nursery extends over 120 acres on a number of sites in and around Tonbridge, growing approximately a million plants at any one time.
www.best4plants.co.uk now brings this wealth of knowledge and expertise to the general public as well as the trade.

Please be carefull! Pandas eat bamboo

and milk.