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Phyllostachys nigra - Black Bambooo

One of my most popular bamboos. The canes start out green and over several months they turn dark black. During the process of turning the canes have a beautiful, green and black mottled appearance. This bambo seems to vary greatly in size depending on where it's planted. I have a grove beside my pond with 2 inch canes while another grove at the top of a hill in poor soil has no canes over about and inch in diameter. They are the same black bamboo clone and planted about the same time, roughly 10 years ago.

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P.nigra groveA small grove of Black Bamboo Another P.nigra groveA grove of P.nigra that has been "groomed" to show the canes better.
P.nigra shootA new shoot of Black Bamboo Black bamboo, still in the process of turning blackNew canes of P.nigra start out green and turn black over the course of several months. These are still in the process of turning.




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