Bamboo can make a great living fence for privacy from the neighbors, but be careful about which type of bamboo you plant in your yard. Here's why.

Monastery Bamboo is known for its dense growth pattern, which allows it to form thick, protective clusters that are both aesthetically pleasing and highly functional for soil stabilization. Known for ...

There are three main types of bamboo: clumping, running, and reeds. While all three varieties have gained traction as backyard plants, clumping bamboo is the most popular option for homeowners due ...

There are even a few species of bamboo native to the United States. If you're looking to add bamboo to your landscape or fence line, be sure it is a "clumping bamboo," which is not prone to spreading ...

Clumping bamboo has a root that resembles ginger and ... getting taller in warmer, northern areas. Plants reach maturity in about 5 years. Buddha’s Belly Bamboo: Has swollen internodes ...

The actress utilizes plants as boundaries in her backyard, proving that greenery and shrubs can be as functional as they are ...

Unfortunately, the clumping types of bamboo aren’t winter-hardy enough for Northeast Texas ... Raised beds provide the ...

Asps, also call puss caterpillars, are found on shrubs and live oaks, but you can kill them without harming your plants.

Under the right conditions, some species can shoot up by as much as 3 feet in a single day. New plantings of bamboo, kudzu vine and multiflora rose have been prohibited here for 10 years ...

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