I'd be interested in a large Rootball if yer willing to ship to NC let me know. Culms can be cut down to 2-3 foot and limbs removed for shipping. That will save energy stored up too. Have a pic or 2?
Thanks
CJ

Hi, Do you still have the bamboo?
Bettie

CJ, I rather not ship them because they are heavy with all the soil, could be expensive. TT

No need to ship much soil with them. If you dig a nice circular rootball and rinse the roots off...alot of the soil can be removed, keeping them wet is whats most important. After wetting them and removing alot of the soil from the roots...wrapp in newspaper or papertowels, rags whatever will retain moisture...then soak the wrapping, allow it to dripp off the excess and then place the rootball into a plastic bag and tape it up, its ready to ship :-D weight is much less now with all the dirt removed...as long as roots remain moist while traveling...should be good to go. I've received 8 plants shipped this same way over the past year and all arrived fine and are gwowing great!
Thanks
CJ

Would like a small part too, shipped like CJ says. If you still have any, please let me know what it costs to ship, would appreciate this
Ursula

yoyo... willing to ship them ...bare root like I explained above? Very cheap shipping. I sent a soccerball sized rootball from NC to Ca for $8.
Thanks
CJ