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The Origins Of Bamboo Orchids

September 09, 2011 By: Jules Sims Category: Gardens - Container, Gardens - Flower

Bamboo has become such a current lodge in current time; not only can you grow and like it but it’s use in other areas such as timber carpet and as blinds is quickly ahead in popularity. Then there’s the human type in the influence of musical posse Bamboo Manalac which just like it’s bury namaesake, is climbing in the popularity ratings!

So what about wicker orchids? It would possibly shock many plot enthusiasts the cane orchids even exist but they certainly do! In some areas they are considered rather of an annoyance but in universal, they outshine as a decorative workshop, enhance any flower arrangement and emit a distinct aroma.

Bamboo orchids can be found scattered throughout areas in southern Asia and the placatory islands. They are a popular form of decorative works in Hawaii and be found in countries such as Costa Rica.

Bamboo orchids can be a little fussy to grow as orchid lovers in the western world are verdict out but essentially, by next some well-damaged guidelines, they can be adults with good winner. (more…)

Word of the Day: Phyllostachys

May 11, 2010 By: Garden Dictionary Category: Garden Dictionary

The botanical name for a genus of bamboo. See also Bambusa

Bamboo: Big is Not Always Beautiful!

March 07, 2010 By: C Roe Category: Advice General

Purchasing Your Bamboo
It is important to purchase a young seedling or bamboo plant that is say 12 months old EVERY TIME. When purchasing a bamboo for your garden it is important not to become carried away with buying the biggest and best bamboo that you can find. This can be difficult however especially as the bamboo plant is ideal for screening and fencing large areas within your garden. It is necessary then to detach yourself from emotion then to pay attention to the bamboo plant and how it has been cultivated. bamboo care

BUYING A YOUNG BAMBOO – Bamboo plants need time to allow for growth and maturity, this is because of their complex rhizome and root structures, if the plant is rushed or potted on too early and not allowed to grow at its own pace then it may be of poor quality, it may well be prone to disease and ultimately die.

LARGE IS NOT ALWAYS BEST - It is easy to become carried away with how large your bamboo plant is but the most important part of the bamboo is not the amount of leaf foliage above the pot or the number of culms (remember quality not quantity), it is what is within the pot, that is the Bamboo’s rhizomes and roots. (more…)

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