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We specialize in bamboos, both rare and common, at reasonable prices, serving retail, wholesale, and mail order markets. bamboo garden has been growing bamboo since 1980. now, with over 300 bamboo varieties at our 20 acre farm near portland, oregon, we maintain the most diverse bamboo collection in the united states. we have a special interest in cold-hardy clumping bamboo and giant timber bamboo.
Appalachian bamboo nursery in the mountains of western north carolina (very near east tennessee and north georgia) specializes in the mail order sale of cold hardy running bamboo.
Oikos tree crops specialize in fruit trees, nut trees, and vegetables. Our Ecos leaf represents a strain of plant produced from us through open pollination done by selecting different hybrids, species, geographical races and other non cultivar based plant breeding. Plants grown from these unique individuals are selected for traits that make them more desirable from a horticultural or agricultural standpoint. These characteristics are passed down through the seed into future generations. The characteristics may include increased disease resistance, hardiness, productivity, growth rate or fruit quality. Each plant has within it a natural variation and we use that variation to make our ECOS selections. Our plantings for seed production help us create the next generation of plants available to you. Look for the leaf!
Woody Perennials Pests & Diseases
- Clemson University - Azalea & Rhododendron Diseases | Home & Garden Information Center
- Clemson University - Hardy Ferns | Home & Garden Information Center
- Penn State - Peony Diseases
- University of Kentucky - Ornamental and Turfgrass Insect Pests - Kentucky Pesticide Safety Education
- Clemson University - Oleander | Home & Garden Information Center
Woody Perennials Growing Guides
- University of Minnesota - Planting and transplanting trees and shrubs | UMN Extension
- University of Minnesota - Native plants | UMN Extension
- University of Missouri - Growing Azaleas and Rhododendrons | MU Extension
- Clemson University - Hydrangea | Home & Garden Information Center
- Clemson University - Hibiscus | Home & Garden Information Center
