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Bamboo Plants

Once upon a time, bamboo was considered to be fairly rare and exotic although there are some places where it grows wild. Finding a stand of wild bamboo plants was considered lucky – an unlikely occurrence meant to bring good fortune.

Bamboo Plant

Times have changed. Bamboo floors, blinds, and other wood products are more popular than they have ever been. Although they are technically grass and not wood, bamboo plants have the strength and durability of wood, as well as the beautiful appearance.

Bamboo Plants

Bamboo lucky plants are now sold in drugstores as well as alongside nurseries and hardware stores. It is amazing how many places you can find a bamboo plant for sale.

Often, you’ll see them on the counter in stores that don’t specialize in that sort of thing. This isn’t so much about they been lucky, but because they are adorable. They are easily shaped into a variety of novel positions, easy to take care of and fit very well into a small display pot.

Bamboo Plant
Bamboo Plant

One of the neat things about bamboo plants is that you can get them in any size you want. Bamboo plants can get quite tall, but if you keep them in captivity (excellent Bonsai plant) and take care of them properly, they can be kept at just about any suitable size. You can use ribbons, string, or wires to shape the plant as it grows and I have seen many novel geometrical forms made out of this beautiful and versatile plant.

Bamboo Plant
Bamboo Plant
Bamboo Plant

Bamboo plants are also one of the best gifts for the desperate. If you have to get someone something, and don’t want to buy another calendar, a bamboo plant may be just the thing.

After all, it is something that is somewhat novel, yet still generic. You can give it to anyone whose tastes you don’t know very well, and he or she will most likely appreciate it. It is the kind of gift that people can get on the way to birthday parties.

Bamboo Plant
Bamboo Plant

Bamboo stands have a number of uses, even if you aren’t a carpenter or a believer in luck. They make an excellent barrier and are an interesting alternative to the common shrubs. They give you privacy, while at the same time giving your garden or lawn a novel, unique feel.

Bamboo Plant
Bamboo Plant
Bamboo Plant
Bamboo Plant

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  • Douleen 10 Jan 2012, 23:33

    Where can I buy from these lucky bamboo plants?

  • Ashleena Kisson 27 Jan 2012, 12:57

    Hi

    Where can i buy a lucky bamboo plant – i live in durban

    regards
    Ashleena

    • Mincoza 23 Jul 2012, 22:18

      Hi Ashleena,
      Please see reply to Douleen…

      Regards,
      James

  • Presha 29 Mar 2012, 12:32

    Hi I am from Pietermaritzburg and I want to buy a lucky bamboo plant, can you kindly advise me where is the closest place to purchas it please.

    thank you

    • Mincoza 23 Jul 2012, 22:20

      Hi Presha,
      Please see reply to Douleen…

      Regards,
      James

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