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NEWS FLASH - Delivery/Freight Prices DOWN - Free Local Delivery ...

NEWS FLASH - Delivery/Freight Prices DOWN - Free Local Delivery ...

When everything else is going up - our Freight/Courier delivery charges are going down.  To help local customers we offer a cheaper price and orders of over $500-00 are FREE - for Byron Bay - Ballina. - Lower Gold Coast.

Coffs Harbour - Grafton - please call for a quote.  Freight is less than main cities 

Sydney - Melbourne - Adelaide... this is cheaper than ever before...grab the best bamboo, with convenient payment terms, and quick bargain courier delivery !

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DEBRA HOWES - September 18, 2019

I am wanting to purchase some oldhamii bamboo plants could you please provide me with some prices and delivery cost to Milton/Ulladulla nsw 2538 I am looking to purchase around 15-20 plants.

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Planting Advice

How many bamboos will I need?

In residential areas, it is typical to space plants 80cm - 1.5m apart. Adjacent to a colourbond fence, the recommendation is to plant one at each post and one in between, which results in a 1.2m gap between plants.

How do I prune and maintain bamboo plants?

Pruning and maintenance are essential for keeping bamboo healthy and attractive in the garden... but it's not as often or time consuming as you'd think! Typically bamboo only really needs to be pruned once or twice a year. To prune and maintain your bamboo, just cut the culm (pole/shoot) at the height you want. That bamboo culm then grows no taller than the height you pruned. You can also remove older culms, and conduct routine maintenance tasks like fertilising, watering, and pest control for optimal health and appearance. For more tips you can head to our Garden Coach page.

Does bamboo grow out of control?

Our lovely clumping bamboo plants have shallow roots, with NON-invasive rootballs that grow in a neat circular footprint. They actually have fine fibrous grass-like roots that are much safer than most palms and trees! Similar to a ginger plant you eat. For added peace of mind, consider installing a root barrier. Explore our Garden Coach section for an informative article on bamboo care and containment methods.

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