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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. |
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The Bamboo Gallery shows colour photographs of some of the following bamboos. |
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Evergreen Bamboo |
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Evergreen - Of plants that retain their foliage for more than one growing season; semi-evergreen plants retain only a small proportion of their leaves for more than one season. |
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Evergreen Bamboo |
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Bamboo - Erect or arching stems are usually round and hollow, with regularly spaced nodes. Being monocotyledons means having only one (mono) seed-leaf (cotyledon).Their leaf veins are typically parallel to one another and the leaf margins are often smooth. Bamboos develop woody tissues giving rise to evergreen and deciduous varities. |
Sasa veitchii |
4 x indefinite |
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Evergreen Bamboo |
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Arundinaria japonica |
11.5 x 2.5 |
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Deciduous Bamboo |
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Height x Spread in feet. 300mm = 1 foot |
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Deciduous - Of plants that shed leaves at the end of the growing season and renew them at the beginning of the next: semi-deciduous plants lose only some of their leaves at the end of the growing season. |
Arundinaria fortunei |
1.25 x 1 |
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Deciduous Bamboo |
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Aruninaria auricoma |
5 x 5 |
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Deciduous Bamboo |
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Arundinaria nitida |
13 x 3 |
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