Invasives in Your Woodland: Golden Bamboo

Golden bamboo, also known as fishpole bamboo or running bamboo, is an invasive plant that was introduced to North America over a century ago and is still offered for sale as a fast-growing ornamental plant.

January 2021 Invasive Plant of the Month — State of Indiana Cooperative Invasives Management

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golden bamboo, Phyllostachys aurea Cyperales: Poaceae

671 Node Bamboo Images, Stock Photos, 3D objects, & Vectors

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January 2021 Invasive Plant of the Month — State of Indiana Cooperative Invasives Management

Golden Goddess Bamboo (Bambusa multiplex 'Golden Goddess') in San Antonio, Texas (TX) at Rainbow Gardens

Phyllostachys Aurea 'Golden Bamboo' was the first Phyllostachys introduced into the United States; Alabama in 1882. In warmer regions, this species

Golden Bamboo

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Running Bamboos Bamboo from Florida for Privacy & Beauty. Fast-Growing, Non-Invasive Florida grown Clump and Running Bamboos, near Orlando, Florida