Bamboo species

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"19 Different Types of Bamboo From Around the World"- Bamboo is native to Asia and East Asia, although numerous varieties exist all across the earth. Bamboo grows fast and remains robust. With over 1000 different species of bamboo, here we feature 19 different types of bamboo both common... #trvst #inspiration #bamboo #earth #bamboo #plants #nature #bambooproducts #natureseekers #bethechange #mothernature #ecobamboo #sustainability

Over 25 fun facts about Bamboo, 25 fun facts about Bamboo for kids, plus where it grows, what makes it special, how its used, and more!

Lewis Bamboo was not started as a business, but a hobby. Our founders, Roger, Sr. & Gayle Lewis grew and experiemented with bamboo for decades before they sold their first plant. Below is first hand writing from Roger Sr. documenting his Square Bamboo Project, conducted in 2004.

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Bambusa chungii, a tropical variety, is the species most commonly referred to as Blue Bamboo. Himalayacalamus hookerianus is another.

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Bamboo identification just got easier. Our guide will cover the basics of bamboo identification and highlight some of the most commonly used characteristics.

Though techincally a grass, bamboo can produce very large and woody canes with a host of uses. Here are some of the best bamboo varieties for poles.

Can you eat bamboo? Yes! Bamboo has been eaten for thousands of years. We have prepared a list of species that can be grown in the USA and eaten by you!