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Giant Timber Bamboo 15 gallon non running 10 feet plus high 90

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June 12Jun 12

6 available 1 for 95.00 these are huge

Giant timber bamboo (often Bambusa oldhamii) is a large, fast-growing, clumping bamboo known for its impressive height (up to 60-80 ft) and thick, green culms (canes) that are ideal for timber, privacy screens, and tropical landscapes. It's a non-invasive, well-behaved variety that thrives in warm climates with full sun to partial shade, preferring rich, well-draining soil and regular water, though it becomes drought-tolerant once established.

Key Characteristics

Type: Clumping (non-invasive)
Height: 40–80 feet, depending on conditions
Culm Diameter: Up to 4–6 inches
Appearance: Tall, straight, green culms with dense, lush foliage
Cold Tolerance: Hardy to about 20°F (-6°C) once established

Growing Conditions & Care

Sun: Full sun to partial shade (grows smaller in shade)
Soil: Rich, well-draining soil (neutral to slightly acidic)
Water: Needs regular watering when young; becomes drought-tolerant when mature
Uses: Privacy screens, windbreaks, timber, specimen plant, tropical accent

Growth & Maintenance

Growth Rate: Very fast, can grow several feet per year in ideal conditions.
Maintenance: Relatively low-maintenance once established; can be harvested for timber or pruned.