I have one of these sitting in a pot, could do with planting but opinions on the web seem vary on whether its a well behaved clumper or a rampant runner, is anyone growing it?
I don't mind Bamboos that run but I prefer to put them where I can get around them with a mattock!
Bamboo Semiarundinaria yashadake 'Kimmei'
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Re: Bamboo Semiarundinaria yashadake 'Kimmei'
I've grown this one for three or four years with a root barrier but it hasn't yet shown any signs of naughtiness. However, I have been rather disappointed with its performance as it looks very tatty after each winter and so far hasn't earned anything more than six out of ten for appearance.
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Re: Bamboo Semiarundinaria yashadake 'Kimmei'
It's a well behaved runner here :D
Takes a while to really get established and then it will wander but very easy to control . Takes a lot of pruning to get it looking spot on though.
Takes a while to really get established and then it will wander but very easy to control . Takes a lot of pruning to get it looking spot on though.
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Re: Bamboo Semiarundinaria yashadake 'Kimmei'
Thanks for that both of you, so I shall try and pick a half decent spot for it to give it half a chance and keep an occasional eye it for expansion, Bamboo generally does OK here
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