A somewhat unconventional houseplant, lucky bamboo can be grown not only in soil, but also just as effectively in a simple vase of water. Whether you prefer to grow it in compost or water ...

Is it any wonder people love bamboo so much? Their upright canes make them a striking addition to any garden – and, better still, they double up as a fast-growing privacy screen, too. Here's how to ...

Bamboo can grow well in a variety of different environments and in degraded soils or areas where it might be challenging to grow many other crops. And Project Drawdown, a climate research group, has ...

Some types grow only an inch or so high; others tower to heights of 120 feet with stalks a foot in diameter. The bamboo flute's distinctive sound has been heard all over the world. Its diversity ...

While trees die after harvest & take decades to regrow, bamboo stalks can be continually harvested & regenerated without killing the plant. Credit: Pexels.com. Bamboo, one of the fastest-growing ...

Bamboo leaves turn yellow in this season as they provide nutrients to bamboo sprouts that grow vigorously. They bring spring to their younger buddies while placing themselves in autumn ...