After having had to cut through forests of the stuff at work, I've often said I'd NEVER plant it on my property, but I'm about to 'bite the bullet' and grow myself a privacy fence. This video helped me make that decision. Good luck, me!
Very interesting. I’m so happy that you created this gorgeous, amazing wall, creating a sanctuary in the midst of garbage cans, pizza trucks, a giant high rise! Very good info on the pros and cons of growing it too.
Bamboo incredible the way grows. Back in the 80s we had it along the back fence a lot of privacy. A lot of memories. I've learnt something about bamboo thanks for sharing this video Sarah.
@@HollywoodVines Are you happy to teach & talk Bamboo cultivation in a Q & A Livestream? What are the benefits of growing in an urban environment? I would love to learn from your experience, as within the UK, it looks great for acting as a partition screen & sound barrier, whilst being positive for the carbon absorption.
Great video! I love bamboos. Recently planted two clumps of fargesia. It's amazing how fast they respond to a heavy watering if they started to dry out. I thought I lost mine but they bounced back very well😊
You are 100% correct but unfortunately Bamboo is ridiculously expensive in the USA. I live in the Philippines and the identical bamboo we buy & sell here for $1-2 dollars is sold for over $65++ in the USA.
As one who came from south east Asia, I love bamboos. It's versatile, can be used as a building material, privacy hedging (as shown here), even for cooking (shoots). Thanks for sharing. 🙏 And what a lovely host. 😍
I love Bamboo ae well. There is a wonderful vibe when you walk inside a bamboo forest. I plan to plant some for privacy next to my pool. Thanks for the video!
Your eye makeup is as immaculate as the bamboo info in your video. You have a stunning garden, and you are yourself both talented and stunning. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you. You made me realize I was not watering enough. Desert/hot climate. Looking forward to better results this year. I had done the research, but you seem to have had the same experience with lack of water. Great experiment. Thank you and be well.
I love Bamboo, I have 2 varieties, black and red.. I’ve had them potted for the last 4 years or so, and next spring I will be taking them out of their pots and cutting each in half vertically.. I have watched someone do it on a RUclips vid. I live in the UK so I don’t think bamboos here can grow to the size as the ones in your beautiful garden. Thank you for all the valuable information. Maz
First off, woman to woman; you're super cute and I love your eye color. Second, the music in the background was perfect, I didn't really realize it until close to the end and thought, ahh thats why this video was so nice and calming to watch. And lastly, so full of all the information I was looking for along with visual examples. Perfect! 10/10!
If she wasn't cute and the content was the same there would be far less views. THAT is the truth of it. There is one gardener who was not blessed by being pretty but has one he'll of a body and she shows it off. Her views are overwhelming. If you take about 200,000 of those views away that would be a more accurate count of those who are actually interested in your verbal content. Hey.....I say it as it is. It's called "the Truth". But there is no such thing as truth anymore on social media and we are often censored for it. RUclips practices censoring everyday and it is un-American.
You have provided the information I needed. I want to grow bamboo in above ground planters. Then utilize the bamboo. BTW, I'm in Santa Monica. THAT Santa Monica.
Nicely done. Looking to grow bamboo on my property in the inland northwest. Some varieties do better than others in cooler zones. Anything will grow in SoCal for the most part. I was raised there.
Hi Sarah! thanks for sharing.. your bamboo's look very happy in your garden.. one thing about those "annoying" shoots, you know you can eat them.. when they pop out about 50cm.. and more then that - you can make some beautiful art with them. the shoots are traditionally used in cutlery, cups, mugs.. its beautiful and dense wood that is durable and water proof.. so you know, if you didnt already.. XX
use containers i've found large old cast iron baths work well and use vinca or certain ivy's to grow over the sides if you wish to hide the bath - and choose less vigorous versions.
Two years! Awesome video! Questions: 1. What type of soil do you have? (Clay, sand, pure black gold) 2. Wow, 2 years later! I wonder how are your bamboo doing? 3. What did the county/city ordinance say about maintaining the bamboo? 4. How deep does the bamboo rhizome system grow? I’m concerned with it growing too close to structures and compromising the foundation substrate. 5. Along with the bamboo barrier, could I use a 4”-6” thick cement trench wall? If so, how deep should I go? 6. How can you tell if you have a clumping or running bamboo? 7. If I grow nitrogen/nutrient providing Comfrey before the bamboo, would that suffice for feeding at least its nitrogen needs? 8. How tall did your bamboo grow? And how long did it take to get to that height? Thank you so much for your great help, patience and kindness in answering these questions! 😊
Fantastic video! Thanks 👍😁 Just have a few questions for you. I have the same dripper system on my bamboo, yours look so good so I'm wondering how long you water them for during each of the daily patterns? Thank you from Australia!
Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia Spain where we currently live through a drought and we are creating swales and plant them with bamboo
It's a useful plant. It can be invasive if planted in the wrong place, but if you have an area dedicated to it, plant the right species and take measures in advance to contain it, it's manageable. If it were as bad as everyone says it is, the whole world would be covered in it. I think loblolly pine is invasive, but you rarely hear anyone complain about it.
'stalks' don't grow back. You must cut the rhizome if you don't want it to spread. This woman is foolish. They're very possible to contain, they just require frequent attention.
Like asparagus and bindweed, the rapid growth comes from energy stored in the root system. So harvesting and cutting without giving the plant time to restore it's reserves will reduce it's ability to regrow. Hence the maturest plants with the greatest stored reserves will resprout more often and with greater vigour.
one maintenance activity I do is cut all the dead or even old culms out...and if you're completely bamboo ocd, you can shred/chip those culms/leaves and use that as a compost.
Not sure who's prettier, her or her yard!! (of course her😎) I agree with the comment about her voice being soothing. Been trying to grow blue bamboo here in central Florida without any luck. Although I tried germinate the seeds in a pot instead of paper towel. That's next.
In some areas it is wise to use clumping, rather than running, bamboo. The cold weather running bamboo can be difficult to control in hot climates . But there and a huge variety of bamboos that clump and have all the same benefits commercially and environmentally.
Wow, yours looks amazing! I wonder why you fertilize the bamboo in winter time though, isn't it better to do it in early spring instead? Wouldn't the nutrients wash away during winter?
Great video!!! It seems like such a useful source of (Bamboo) I want to grow some but I know it will get out of control. I'm not sure if I will try it or not. If I build a serious containment for it that may give me the confidence to do it. Thank You!!! I subscribed. Look forward to seeing more of your videos. Cheers!
please help , i have just planted 500 bamboo plants on boundries of my 3 acre farm , My bamboos are 2 feet in hieght , i want them to grow faster , how much of NPK fertilizer should i give and through mixing in water or making layers?
Searched for bamboo, found this video that made me feel extremely calm. Thanks for sharing.
I'm addicted to bamboo. We recently acquired 10 acres in south Florida and by the time I die, it's going to look like a jungle in Thailand.
After having had to cut through forests of the stuff at work, I've often said I'd NEVER plant it on my property, but I'm about to 'bite the bullet' and grow myself a privacy fence. This video helped me make that decision. Good luck, me!
Very interesting. I’m so happy that you created this gorgeous, amazing wall, creating a sanctuary in the midst of garbage cans, pizza trucks, a giant high rise! Very good info on the pros and cons of growing it too.
Bamboo incredible the way grows. Back in the 80s we had it along the back fence a lot of privacy. A lot of memories.
I've learnt something about bamboo thanks for sharing this video Sarah.
No problem! I’m obsessed with my bamboo!
@@HollywoodVines Are you happy to teach & talk Bamboo cultivation in a Q & A Livestream? What are the benefits of growing in an urban environment? I would love to learn from your experience, as within the UK, it looks great for acting as a partition screen & sound barrier, whilst being positive for the carbon absorption.
Great video! I love bamboos. Recently planted two clumps of fargesia. It's amazing how fast they respond to a heavy watering if they started to dry out. I thought I lost mine but they bounced back very well😊
I grow sweet bamboo can harvest for cooking, make pickle and eating very delicious . have a nice day to you
What a soothing voice! Very informative and straight to the point video! Thank you!
My pleasure! I’ve had to learn a lot about bamboo to keep this colony healthy!
She made my bamboo grow!!!
Oooooh Earl your sexual innuendo is priceless 😂😂😂
You are 100% correct but unfortunately Bamboo is ridiculously expensive in the USA. I live in the Philippines and the identical bamboo we buy & sell here for $1-2 dollars is sold for over $65++ in the USA.
As one who came from south east Asia, I love bamboos. It's versatile, can be used as a building material, privacy hedging (as shown here), even for cooking (shoots).
Thanks for sharing. 🙏
And what a lovely host. 😍
I emwanted to plant on my property in east tn for years! Thanks and I've gotta say your just simply beautiful! My goodness, breathtaking!
I love Bamboo ae well. There is a wonderful vibe when you walk inside a bamboo forest. I plan to plant some for privacy next to my pool. Thanks for the video!
your voice is so soothing, so is your lawn. Great job.
Best video I came across , informative , straight to the point and loaded with great tips . I just subscribed, thanks !
Thank you for the video. I've been looking for a privacy fence for my backyard garden too and now I know what to watch out for when planting bamboo.
Bamboo forrest....beautiful!
Ella es más linda que cualquier bambú
I'm so impressed by your green skills! 🌱🌟
Compost is also available in your own backyard, from kitchen scraps. Plus, you avoid plastic sacks and shipping of tons of dirt
Your eye makeup is as immaculate as the bamboo info in your video. You have a stunning garden, and you are yourself both talented and stunning. Thanks for sharing!
I’m so happy that I found your channel. I was looking for information about Bamboo and I found you lol 😊
Great bamboo videos. Thanks. Looking to see more uses as we go.
Thank you. You made me realize I was not watering enough. Desert/hot climate. Looking forward to better results this year. I had done the research, but you seem to have had the same experience with lack of water. Great experiment. Thank you and be well.
Such a magical tree, I mean grass! I love bamboo
Thanks for the information, I have a ton of bamboo in my backyard now I know how it works.
Very cool and informative - and an absolute knockout - thanx
I love Bamboo, I have 2 varieties, black and red.. I’ve had them potted for the last 4 years or so, and next spring I will be taking them out of their pots and cutting each in half vertically.. I have watched someone do it on a RUclips vid. I live in the UK so I don’t think bamboos here can grow to the size as the ones in your beautiful garden. Thank you for all the valuable information. Maz
Incredibly well spoken.
First off, woman to woman; you're super cute and I love your eye color. Second, the music in the background was perfect, I didn't really realize it until close to the end and thought, ahh thats why this video was so nice and calming to watch. And lastly, so full of all the information I was looking for along with visual examples. Perfect! 10/10!
Right!? Her eyes look golden in the sunlight! I'd almost call them dark gold rather than brown. I've never seen anything like it.
You’re super cute too my dear
You two should kiss
Mama I know there is a lot of asshole guys out there but not all real men are bad so please don’t give up on all of us
If she wasn't cute and the content was the same there would be far less views. THAT is the truth of it. There is one gardener who was not blessed by being pretty but has one he'll of a body and she shows it off. Her views are overwhelming. If you take about 200,000 of those views away that would be a more accurate count of those who are actually interested in your verbal content. Hey.....I say it as it is. It's called "the Truth". But there is no such thing as truth anymore on social media and we are often censored for it. RUclips practices censoring everyday and it is un-American.
That so beautiful!!! I wish I could get some cuttings of that bamboo to grow on my property!
You have provided the information I needed. I want to grow bamboo in above ground planters. Then utilize the bamboo. BTW, I'm in Santa Monica. THAT Santa Monica.
Absolutely beautiful. The bamboos nice too.
Thanks for the upload! I finally saw your movie 'Free Fall' a few days ago. It was fantastic! :)
Thank you for sharing this with people I m looking forward to start growing my own bamboo
Whoa that's the secret 2xdaily watering. Looks superb , nice production 👏🏼👏🏼
I like your video on growing bamboo. My wife, and I are gonna try growing some ourselves this spring and summer...
My shoot started rising just looking at you and your bamboo
awesome video...how many feet does the clumping bamboo grow from it's original mother plant?
Thankyou for your advice I'm laying a mote all around my property to contain the rhizomes so they somewhat controlled
Hi am from uk 🇬🇧 just came across your video Looking for bamboo BUT WOW YOUR PARTNER SO SO LUCKY to have you good video's seen a lot now 😊😊😊❤
A great video! All the info in few minutes ❤
Nicely done. Looking to grow bamboo on my property in the inland northwest. Some varieties do better than others in cooler zones. Anything will grow in SoCal for the most part. I was raised there.
By planting bamboo, without you realizing it, you have contributed to saving this planet
Hi Sarah! thanks for sharing.. your bamboo's look very happy in your garden..
one thing about those "annoying" shoots, you know you can eat them.. when they pop out about 50cm..
and more then that - you can make some beautiful art with them. the shoots are traditionally used in cutlery, cups, mugs.. its beautiful and dense wood that is durable and water proof..
so you know, if you didnt already..
XX
use containers i've found large old cast iron baths work well and use vinca or certain ivy's to grow over the sides if you wish to hide the bath - and choose less vigorous versions.
Fascinating, more work than I thought!
Underrated micro channel
Many thanks my friend!
Hola
How very nice of you to share all the information about this amazing plant ... "Bamboo"
#Gratitude
Thank you for the knowledge.
Love this video thank you for all the tips
Two years! Awesome video!
Questions:
1. What type of soil do you have? (Clay, sand, pure black gold)
2. Wow, 2 years later! I wonder how are your bamboo doing?
3. What did the county/city ordinance say about maintaining the bamboo?
4. How deep does the bamboo rhizome system grow? I’m concerned with it growing too close to structures and compromising the foundation substrate.
5. Along with the bamboo barrier, could I use a 4”-6” thick cement trench wall? If so, how deep should I go?
6. How can you tell if you have a clumping or running bamboo?
7. If I grow nitrogen/nutrient providing Comfrey before the bamboo, would that suffice for feeding at least its nitrogen needs?
8. How tall did your bamboo grow? And how long did it take to get to that height?
Thank you so much for your great help, patience and kindness in answering these questions! 😊
Fantastic video! Thanks 👍😁
Just have a few questions for you.
I have the same dripper system on my bamboo, yours look so good so I'm wondering how long you water them for during each of the daily patterns?
Thank you from Australia!
Omg I could make so many trelises with that bamboo
Right?! It’s the most amazing plant
@@HollywoodVines I know right it doesn't look bad and has very many purposes
Lmao that’s what I’m doing right now
Love your accent you are making my bamboo grow really fast and really hard.
Nice video. Knowledgeable
That looks amazing! I have some clumping varieties along my fenceline for privacy, but it only gets about 8 ft tall...
Thank you, so cool!
Nice, well presented and detailed… thanks for sharing…
nice. how about a video on maintaining the pool near bamboo?
Thanks for the great video. It was very informative.
Glad it was helpful!
Nice love bamboo
Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia Spain where we currently live through a drought and we are creating swales and plant them with bamboo
I think this is the answer to the current lumber crisis, problem is getting it processed into construction grade plywood by next month.
It's a useful plant. It can be invasive if planted in the wrong place, but if you have an area dedicated to it, plant the right species and take measures in advance to contain it, it's manageable. If it were as bad as everyone says it is, the whole world would be covered in it.
I think loblolly pine is invasive, but you rarely hear anyone complain about it.
Thank you for such a great presentation. With enough water & nitrogen, bamboo sounds like it would make a great "gap filler" for the border wall.
IF you cut a stalk of bamboo; THEN how many times can it resume growing back?
I would like to know this too
'stalks' don't grow back. You must cut the rhizome if you don't want it to spread. This woman is foolish. They're very possible to contain, they just require frequent attention.
Like asparagus and bindweed, the rapid growth comes from energy stored in the root system.
So harvesting and cutting without giving the plant time to restore it's reserves will reduce it's ability to regrow.
Hence the maturest plants with the greatest stored reserves will resprout more often and with greater vigour.
Wait 5 years before you cut. No joke.
@@austinhoffman8320 you have to wait 5 years?
Thank you for sharing! This was so helpful
Fantastyczne bambusy 😁😁🔥🔥😘😘
HOLLY MOLLY!!! that is a privacy WALL!! amazing!
holy moly. If you had it that high in the uk LOL neighbours would go mad.
I'm happy that I finally managed to get a hold of bamboo seeds after 15+ years of searching around XD
wow so amazing thanks for sharing😍😍😍
First off. Man to woman. Youre a weed in the fields of roses, resilient, strong, beautiful when understood. I want to understand you ❤
Thays my "rizz"
Awesome video. How deep do you place the barrier to control rhizome growth?
Very cool
I just decided I'm not planting bamboo. I had no idea it grew that fast 😂
one maintenance activity I do is cut all the dead or even old culms out...and if you're completely bamboo ocd, you can shred/chip those culms/leaves and use that as a compost.
Not sure who's prettier, her or her yard!! (of course her😎) I agree with the comment about her voice being soothing. Been trying to grow blue bamboo here in central Florida without any luck. Although I tried germinate the seeds in a pot instead of paper towel. That's next.
In some areas it is wise to use clumping, rather than running, bamboo. The cold weather running bamboo can be difficult to control in hot climates . But there and a huge variety of bamboos that clump and have all the same benefits commercially and environmentally.
Great information here thanks!
very good.
Love these videos, thank you for sharing.
thanks I learnt a lot. Great video
Whenever I hear your voice I think of you talking to the sheriff on the phone 😆
LOL
The bamboo look beautiful and she looks amazing.
I’ve tried growing bamboo, but my neighbor’s Panda keeps eating it. Any suggestions?
Awesome 📹
Wow, yours looks amazing! I wonder why you fertilize the bamboo in winter time though, isn't it better to do it in early spring instead? Wouldn't the nutrients wash away during winter?
It can get under that concrete pretty easily. I've seen that happen.
Which "it" are you referring.. the Clumping variety?
anyone? 🥂
@@steven.h0629 Running bamboo. Which is apparently what she has. I think she said "giant timber bamboo".
@@wthomas7955 Thanks, cheers 🥂
I have been Bamboozled ❤
Very cute !
Good information
fantastic video
dayuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuum DAT BAMBOO DOE! Thats high af looks like you live in a forest now haha amazing! Also that grower though
Great video!!! It seems like such a useful source of (Bamboo) I want to grow some but I know it will get out of control. I'm not sure if I will try it or not. If I build a serious containment for it that may give me the confidence to do it. Thank You!!! I subscribed. Look forward to seeing more of your videos. Cheers!
lovely video. Can I know the name of the bamboo or the variety. Thanks
it is so so beautiful
please help , i have just planted 500 bamboo plants on boundries of my 3 acre farm , My bamboos are 2 feet in hieght , i want them to grow faster , how much of NPK fertilizer should i give and through mixing in water or making layers?
Bella ❤❤
As fast as I can fall in love with someone's eyes explaining this :)
Very easy to plant bamboo,