Non-invasive bamboo or Clumping Bamboo. Some species of bamboo produce a lot of underground runners and can become invasive. When planting bamboo it is best to look for non-invasive species suited to your climate and soil type. When asking suppliers about non-invasive bamboo it is essential to refer to your particular soil type, climate and region. Nurseries, USA, United States, Mail Order Nurseries, Specialist Nurseries,Retail Nurseries, Wholesale Nurseries, Plant Nurseries and United States Export Nurseries.
Clumping Bamboo or Non-invasive bamboo. Clumping Bamboo has a growth pattern that creates a clump or tussock.
Clumping bamboo is often refered to as 'non-invasive', bamboo' although it needs to be remembered that the root systems of most bamboos are usually vigorous and need to kept clear of stormwater drains and septic tanks etc.
The fibrous roots of clumping bamboo make it useful as a plant to help stabilise soil and help prevent erosion.
Nearly all bamboos should be planted away from buildings or grown in containers.
Root barriers are another useful method of containing both clumping and running bamboos.
