Oregon LCB#8491 • 489 NW Creswell Lane, Albany, Oregon • 541-223-5142
Bamboo Grower and Landscape Contractor

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Running Bamboos
     Phyllostachys atrovaginata

              (Incense Bamboo)
     Phyllostachys aurea
             
(Fish Pole or Golden Bamboo)
     Phyllostachys aureosulcata
              ‘Spectabilis’

     Phyllostachys bambusoides
             
(Japanese Timber Bamboo)
     Phyllostachys bambusoides
              ‘Castillon’

     Phyllostachys dulcis
              
(Sweetshoot Bamboo)
     Phyllostachys edulis
              
(Moso)
     Phyllostachys heteroclada
              
(Water Bamboo)
     Phyllostachys nigra
              
(Black Bamboo)
     Phyllostachys nigra ‘Bory’
              
(Tiger Bamboo)
     Phyllostachys nigra ‘Henon’
     Phyllostachys vivax
             
(Chinese Timber Bamboo)
     Qiongzhuea tumidissinoda
             
(Chinese Walking Stick Bamboo)

Clumping Bamboos
     Fargesia robusta

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              in Albany, Oregon

Purchasing, Deliveries, and Warranty

Purchasing bamboo from Bamboo Valley, job quotes and estimates

We specialize in custom dug specimens.  These are priced according to their size and the number ordered.  Please call for a price quote.  We also have some bamboos in small pots which can be purchased immediately.  You will find our prices comparable to other bamboo growers.
All bamboo jobs receive a formal estimate and are bound by the rules of landscape contracts in Oregon.
Bamboo plant sales are subject to the following terms:

  1. All orders require a deposit of 33%.
  2. We accept cash, personal or cashier's check.
  3. We do not accept credit cards.
  4. We charge a 15% restocking fee on all returns.

Delivery

Bamboos may be picked up or we can deliver them for you.  We will deliver bamboos of any size.  Our bamboos are carefully wrapped and receive the utmost care in loading and unloading.  Please call for a price quote.


Super long 33 foot long single truck haul.  '05 Dodge Ram 2500.  The long rigid support pole keeps the bamboo safely pointing forward at all times.

A large truck and trailer load with more than 50 divisions, 33 feet long.

Our old truck was a 1984 Dodge Ram Prospector.

A truckload, 27 feet long.

After the bamboo harvest.

Monster truck!

Bits and pieces after a vivax removal.

Moso comes home from Seattle.

Just a little over the top.

The poof.  600+ plants to Canada.

Gory days in our old truck!

Shipping

We do not ship our bamboos through the mail or UPS, but we do deliver them ourselves.  You are always welcome to visit us, pick them out, and take them home yourself.
 

Plant Warranty

We give a 3 month warranty on all our stock planted and cared for according to our directions.  This includes watering and staking.  We do not guarantee bamboos left in pots, surrounded by barriers, or planted indoors.
Planting Instructions:
Plant so that top of root ball is at same level as surrounding soil.  Do not cover with more than 1 inch of mulch.  Water well and keep moist during summer dry season.  It's a good idea to support bamboos over 15-20 feet tall.
See here for full description of planting

Bamboo Barrier Issues

Barriers are ineffective.  When they "work" they stunt the bamboo and choke it's root system.  When they "don't work"  the bamboo gets out.  This happens frequently, generally within 10 years, sometimes as little as two years.  We do not sell or install rhizome barriers of any sort.  We recommend that you do not use barriers of any type either.  The only effective control is maintenance and vigilance.  Twice a year is best, once a year is adequate.
Please read here for more information about barriers and the problems with them, plus some gruesome photos.



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