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Plants to Left

Professional Specialists
6 years ago
With tall slender trunks. What are they please?
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    Hortus Oasis
    6 years ago

    The plant is a clumping bamboo (Bambusa species). The exact type is unknown. Be aware that there are also spreading types that require substantial containment to keep them from spreading. This type is easily kept in bounds by trimming off the shoots that emerge at the outer edge of the clump.

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