Love Earth Grow Bamboo
Your Trusted Clumping Bamboo Source
We do not sell Running Bamboo
Business hours
Tue–Wed: 9:00am – 2:00pm
Thu–Sun: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Monday: by appointment only
321-578-0898
2180 Snow Hill Rd,
Oviedo, FL 32766
bambooforever1@yahoo.com
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(Updated on 12/02/2021)
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About us
We carefully choose and carry the best and most suitable clumping bamboo varieties.
Whether you are looking for privacy bamboo, ornamental specimens, focal points, food forest addition, plantation production, or commercial applications, such as gardens, parks, zoos, resorts, community border, or highway barrier, we are your trusted clumping bamboo source.
Benefits of Growing Bamboo
Bamboo offers the fastest natural way to gain privacy. Clumping (vs. Running) bamboo is non-invasive and safe to use in regular landscape without root barrier.
Bamboo is flexible yet strong, so it is considered hurricane-resistant.
Bamboo plants are beautiful and exotic to look at. Here in our nursery you will find bamboos with green, blue, golden, black or white color, many with beautiful stripes.
Some bamboo shoots are nutritious and delicious. Some bamboo leaves make great bamboo leaf tea.
By absorbing 5x the amount of CO2 and producing up to 35% more oxygen than standard trees in the same amount of space, bamboo is your Eco-friendly plant option.
Albo Bamboo
Albo bamboo fence after 2 years
A row of Albo bamboo blocking the view of a shed
Albo shoots should be harvest when they are 6-12″ tall.
Albo shoots edible part after peeled
Albo Bamboo
Bambusa textilis albostriata
Height: 30'
Diameter: 1.5"
Hardiness: 15°F
It has very similar look to Graceful Bamboo except its green culms has the added beauty of cream pin stripes. The top arches slightly. It can be used to create a dense privacy screen or living fence.
Young shoots have the pink purple colored sheath with multiple stripes. Its shoots are edible. We have tried it out to confirm. The fresh leaves can be used to make refreshing bamboo leaf tea. It's a great option for adding to your food forest.
7 Gallon
- 5'-9'
- 2 -5 canes
Angel Mist Bamboo
Elegant light green canes with dark green stripes
Angel Mist clump
Angel Mist Bamboo adds an elegant touch to a boutique hotel courtyard
Angel Mist has one of the largest leaves that add to its exotic looks
Angel Mist Bamboo
Dendrocalamus minor amoenus
Height: 35'
Diameter: 3"
Hardiness: 25°F
Angel Mist is one of the most attractive clumping bamboo plants. It has lush foliage with very large tropical leaves. It can be used to create an amazing privacy screen or living fence.
The mature grove has few lower branches, thus making it an ideal specimen for a walking trail, courtyard or smaller gardens.
Young shoots have the powdery blue tint that mature into beautiful light green canes with dark green stripes. Its shoots are reported to be edible by some customers. We will test/taste it next year and update.
7 Gallon
- 7'-10'
- 2-4 canes
15 Gallon
- 10'-15'
- 3-6 canes
Asian Lemon Bamboo
Asian Lemon fence row
Asian Lemon trimmed as 8′ hedge row
Asian Lemon privacy fence
Close-up look of bright yellow canes with green stripes
Asian Lemon Bamboo
Bambusa eutuldoides viridi-vittata
Height: 25'
Diameter: 1.5"
Hardiness: 21°F
Asian Lemon, aka China Gold, has stunning vibrant gold canes with green stripes. It grows in a tight clump with full branches and dense foliage. It can be used to create a privacy screen or living fence. If left alone, it will be impenetrable by humans or large animals after 2 to 3 years.
However, if you choose to trim off branches from the base to show off its beautiful canes, it can be a fantastic focal point in your garden.
Young shoots have a very pretty light pink coloring and are edible. You can maintain the desirable footprint by harvesting the shoots to eat. What a great treat!
Another great thing about Asian Lemon is that it has very strong, thick-walled bamboo canes. These canes can make great garden stakes and craft material.
3 Gallon
- 3'-6'
- 1-3 canes
7 Gallon
- 6'-8'
- 2-4 canes
15 Gallon
- 8'-15'
- 4-8 canes
Baby Blue Bamboo
Great choice for a high-end, living fence
Baby Blue Bamboo
Bambusa chungii barbellata
Height: 25'
Diameter: 1.5"
Hardiness: 21°F
Baby Blue, a smaller version of Blue Timber Bamboo, has long elegant internodes just like Blue Timber.
Native to Southern China, it is one of the most desirable ornamental bamboo species. It does well in tropical and subtropical climates, making it suitable to grow in Central Florida, South Florida, some parts of North Florida, and in USDA zone 9 and 10.
Young shoots are covered by a white powdery bloom, which gives them a striking blue color.
Baby Blue bamboo gives the appearance of sunniness naturally. No wonder it is one of the top favorites for many bamboo enthusiasts and local Central Florida gardens.
3 Gallon
- 4'-6'
- 1-3 canes
7 Gallon
- 8'-10'
- 3-5 canes
Black Lako Bamboo
The little frog loves the pattern on this Black Lako
Close-up look of the black cane
Black Lako
Black Lako Bamboo
Bambusa Lako Black
Height: 40'
Diameter: 2.5"
Hardiness: 27°F
Black Lako, aka Timor Black, is a striking black beauty. The color contrast of light green foliage and black canes is a pleasing sight in any garden.
Native to islands of Timor, it loves the Florida heat and humidity. In colder parts of Florida and the U.S., it can be grown in containers and add tropical lushness for any large indoor spaces.
It is one of the most unique ornamental bamboo species, loved by many home owners and garden enthusiasts.
Young shoots come out of the ground green, then turn into shiny black after a few months. Young shoots are of good taste. During shooting season (usually May to October), just dig out the shoots that are outside of your desired boundary and cook for a special meal!
3 Gallon
- 3'-6'
- 1-3 canes
7 Gallon
- 6'-8'
- 2-4 canes
Blue Timber Bamboo
Blue Timber grows well in North Florida due to its hardiness
Colorful Blue Timber grove
Blue Timber foliage
Blue Timber Clump
Blue Timber Bamboo
Bambusa Changii
Height: 40'
Diameter: 2.5"
Hardiness: 20°F
Blue Timber Bamboo, aka Tropical Blue Bamboo, can create a stunning lush privacy screen or living fence, but it is also an outstanding choice for a standalone specimen in any garden.
The color combination of blue green canes, brown sheath, and light green foliage is an endless visual feast.
Blue Timber bamboo is elegantly erect and tight. It has one of the longest internodes of any type of bamboo, so it is great for craft material.
7 Gallon
- 6'-8'
- 2-4 canes
Bonnie Bamboo
Bonnie in ground about 12′ tall.
Bonnie 15G
Bonnie in ground
Bonnie 3
Bonnie Bamboo (Seasonal Sale)
Bambusa boniopsis
Height: 15'
Diameter: 1"
Hardiness: 26°F
Bonnie Bamboo is a great option for where smaller plants are desired. It can be trimmed to form a thick yet delicate screen or hedge. It's leafy all the way down to almost ground level.
It is also great for growing in containers, bright indoors, on a balcony, or in a small yard.
3 Gallon
- 3'-6'
- 1-3 canes
7 Gallon
- 6'-8'
- 5-10 canes
15 Gallon
- 8'-10'
- 8-15 canes
China Doll Bamboo
Excellent for short and full bamboo hedges
China Doll Bamboo
Lush and leafy
Great for a dense hedge in warmer area
China Doll Bamboo has a fountain of leaves
China Doll Bamboo
Bambusa guangxiensis
(Only 8 left)
Height: 18'
Diameter: 1.5"
Hardiness: 27°F
Also known as Chinese Dwarf Bamboo. The best feature of China Doll Bamboo is its dense lush leafiness. When trimmed short (which forces more bushy growth), the canes can be fully hidden by its foliage.
It is a great choice for using as container plants that will add fresh green color in a patio or a bright indoor space any time of the year.
For area a little warmer, it's a great option for a full, but shorter, privacy fence. Planting them 3 feet apart, it will block that "ugly neighbor" completely in 2 years.
7 Gallon
- 5'-7'
- 2-4 canes
Dwarf Buddha Belly
Adorable cane shape
Great focal point in any garden
Conversation starter
Dwarf Buddha Belly shoots
The new shoots are very handsome indeed
Dwarf Buddha Belly
Bambusa vulgaris Wamin
Height: 15'
Diameter: 3"
Hardiness: 27°F
Dwarf Buddha Belly Bamboo is short and plump. Its unique canes are a great conversation starter.
Buddha has long been a symbol of good fortune in Asia, which makes rubbing Buddha Belly Bamboo a "fun activity" when you take a stroll in the garden. This might give you good luck!
The mature plant has interesting bulging internodes with few lower branches while the top foliage is dense and lush. This is an overall handsome bamboo plant indeed.
It will reach maturity in 4-5 years.
7 Gallon
- 4'-7'
- 1-3 canes
Dwarf Buddha Belly Striped
Pictures coming soon
Dwarf Buddha Belly Striped
Bambusa vulgaris Wamin striata
Height: 15'
Diameter: 3"
Hardiness: 27°F
This one is a varigated more unique version of the beloved Dwarf Buddha Belly Bamboo. The canes are yellowish green with dark green stripes. Its smooth and bulging canes are a great conversation starter.
Buddha has long been a symbol of good fortune in Asia, which makes rubbing Buddha Belly Bamboo a "fun activity" when you take a stroll in the garden. This might bring you good luck!
It will reach maturity in 4-5 years.
7 Gallon
- 2'-5'
- 1-3 canes
7 Gallon
- 4'-7'
- 1-3 canes
Emerald Bamboo
Emerald Bamboo in a local Orlando garden
Young canes have a bluish bloom
Popular in local gardens
Striking sight with tropical look
Emerald Bamboo
Bambusa textilis mutabilis
Height: 40'
Diameter: 2"
Hardiness: 15°F
Emerald Bamboo is a gem in the bamboo family. Young canes have bluish-white bloom and light yellow mature canes are erect and elegant with long internodes and few lower branches.
It has the "typical bamboo look" and is a favorite in local gardens or roomy back yards. It always draws admiring attention from passers-by.
3 Gallon
- 5'-6'
- 1-3 canes
7 Gallon
- 8'-10'
- 2-5 canes
Giant Timber Bamboo
Giant Timber as tall fence row
Giant Timber large leaf foliage
Giant Timber’s deep shade tea room
Close-up look of canes
Giant Timber Bamboo
Bambusa oldhamii
Height: 50-60'
Diameter: 5"
Hardiness: 22°F
This stately beauty is tall, strong, and erect. If you want an impressive giant, this is the bamboo for you.
Delicious shoots can be harvested for food. It is one of the most popular varieties for bamboo shoot production in Asia. The fresh leaves make refreshing bamboo leaf tea. It's a great variety to add to your food forest. Check out our blog and Facebook page for shoot and tea prep details.
The mature canes can be used in furniture or as craft material.
It is widely planted in major theme parks in Central Florida.
3 Gallon
- 3'-5'
- 1-3 canes
7 Gallon
- 6'-9'
- 2-4 canes
15 Gallon
- 10'-15'
- 4-8 canes
Golden Hawaiian Bamboo
aka painted bamboo for its colorfulness
A popular ornamental bamboo
Golden Hawaiian (Seasonal Clearance)
Bambusa vulgaris "vittata"
(Only 8 left)
Height: 50'
Diameter: 4"
Hardiness: 27°F
This stately beauty is tall and colorful with brilliant yellow canes and green stripes, very popular ornamental bamboo.
Edible young shoots can be harvested as a way to maintain the footprint of the clump.
It is widely planted in local zoos and parks in Central Florida.
7 Gallon
- 6'-8'
- 2-4 canes
Graceful Bamboo
graceful bamboo screen
Graceful in pots
graceful as 8 feet hedge
Graceful bamboo screen above 6 feet fence
Graceful Bamboo
Bambusa textilis gracilis
Height: 25'
Diameter: 1.25"
Hardiness: 15°F
This is the most popular variety as a privacy fence to block one or two story houses. It has lush green foliage that's full almost to the ground, which is why it's loved by many homeowners and gardeners alike.
It is a fast grower that will fill up space quickly to offer a beautiful and natural privacy fence.
The smooth canes are perfect for garden stakes or other light duty craft projects.
For screening purposes, recommended planting space is 3 - 5 feet depending on how fast you want to have the "block out".
3 Gallon
- 4'-7'
- 1-3 canes
7 Gallon
- 6'-10'
- 2-5 canes
15 Gallon
- 10'-15'
- 6-10+ canes
Seabreeze Bamboo
Seabreeze small 15 gallons after 1 year
seabreeze with lower section trimmed
seabreeze after trimming out the lower section
Another view of Seabreeze as privacy screen bamboo
Seabreeze Bamboo
Bambusa malingensis
Height: 35-45'
Diameter: 2 1/2"
Hardiness: 15°F
Seabreeze bamboo is said to be able to handle coastal wind well. It has dense foliage that is a great feature for an impenetrable living fence and excellent windbreaker.
It is one of the fastest growers. If you want "total block out" quick, this might be your best choice.
The young shoots are edible, which is an added benefit of having this bamboo. Its leaves can be used to make bamboo leaf tea. Another great option for adding to your food forest.
3 Gallon
- 5'-7'
- 1-3 canes
7 Gallon
- 8'-10'
- 3-6 canes
15 Gallon
- 10'-15'
- 5-10 canes
Sun and Moon Bamboo
Sun and Moon has green new canes that turn to yellow color when mature
Sun and Moon hedge row
Mature canes are golden with green stripes
One of most beautiful bamboo plants
Sun and Moon
Bambusa emeiensis "Flavidovirens"
(Only 6 left)
Height: 35'
Diameter: 2.5"
Hardiness: 24°F
Sun and Moon Bamboo is a rare show piece that is adored by bamboo collectors. Its clump is very tight and straight.
Brilliant yellow cane with dark green stripes, it is one of the most beautiful bamboo plants around.
7 Gallon
- 7'-9'
- 2-4 canes
Central Florida Bamboo for Sale
- We specialize in Non-Invasive clumping bamboo – one of the fastest and best choices for living screens and privacy fence.
- In our 10 acre bamboo nursery, we carry 16 of the most popular bamboo varieties that will thrive in the Central Florida climate.
- We are conveniently located in Oviedo Florida, proudly serving Central Florida since 2016.
6 Important Things to Know About Planting Bamboo
- In Central Florida, most bamboo can be planted all year round, except a couple of slightly cold-sensitive varieties.
- Bamboo thrives in full sun or partial sun. It will be happy to sway next to trees or into the trees.
- Newly planted bamboo needs to be sufficiently watered daily for 4 to 6 weeks after planting. Then it should be watered twice a week or as needed. If the leaves are folding or curling up, water with more volume or frequency.
- Bamboo roots need to breathe and should be planted in soil that drains well.
- A good fertilizer for bamboo should have the N-P-K ratio around 18-5-10 with some minors. If you want an easy and effective fertilizer routine, apply 6 months slow release fertilizer twice a year.
- Avoid fertilizers that contain herbicides, such as weed and feed type.
Recycle and Be Green
You are welcome to bring your used 3,7, or 15 gallon plastic nursery pots to our nursery for reuse.
Reuse is better than recycle.