The Biology of Bamboo: Rhizomes

Rhizomes, also known as rootstocks, are the food-storing branches that grow underground in bamboo plants. Rhizomes have sheaths (organs that act like protective husks), nodes (the joints between hollow segments) and internodes (the sections between joints). They come in two forms: sympodial or monopodial. Sympodial rhizome growth is found in caespitose bamboo... [Read more...]
See How Easy it is to Build Your Own Framed Bamboo Fence

Woodworking isn't everyone's forte. But you don't have to be a professional to build your own professional quality framed bamboo fence. You'll be able to add privacy, security and even property value to your home or business with a fence that is naturally sturdy and naturally beautiful as well. This do-it-yourself project is not only economical but sustainable... [Read more...]
September 18th is World Bamboo Day!

World Bamboo Day is Sunday, September 18, Bamboo Fencer's favorite day of the year. World Bamboo Day was first established by the Thai Royal Forest Department during the 8th World Bamboo Congress in Thailand, which had 350 participants from over 41 countries. The World Bamboo Organization takes this day as an opportunity to promote sustainability, preservation of... [Read more...]

