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id of this bamboo? found in woodhaven michigan

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in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Looks like my bissetii which is a common bamboo but I'm not a bamboo id expert.  It is a zone 6 bamboo which not many are.  Are the canes greenish or yellow.  Bissetii is more green and yellow groove or spectabilis is yellow.

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Chester B Grand Master

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Most likely Phyllostachys aurea, its pretty common and very cold hardy.

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4 hours ago, Chester B said:

Most likely Phyllostachys aurea, its pretty common and very cold hardy.

...and will try to take over a yard in no time... Lol. 

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