Modern décor with Exotic bamboo

Landscape designers needs constantly to create gardens that are unique and modern. Very often they use a variety of exotic plants like Bamboos.

Let's see how to define your landscape design using these exotic plants, like bamboo, as well as the secrets of growing bamboo.

Landscape designers use bamboo to decorate the wall or as a setting for balconies

Bamboo is known for its beautiful lush foliage that allows you to create truly live plants from the fast-growing walls and magnificent luxury background for landscape.

If you decorate the front entrance of your home with bamboo vases, you'll get a great decorative setting to the entrance of the house.

It is best for this plant to be in pots and you will notice that in a very short time, the bamboo will drop saplings and new plants will pull up. It often happens that you will have to cut down the trees or replace the pots because the decorations will grow rapidly from year to year.

Bamboo is very good for decoration, such as balconies and patios.

 

 

 

 

 

Basically, there are 2 types of bamboos : Running Bamboo and Clumping Bamboo. Clumping bamboo spread very slowly.  They have a pachymorph rhizome system, which means that the underground buds turn upward and become canes immediately, as opposed to the running types which can travel several feet outward, producing canes along the way each season. This causes them to gradually expand outward at a modest and predictable pace. They are considered non-invasive and are very easy to maintain.

Landscape designers tend to choose the relatively slow-growing type of bamboo which are also resistant to frost.  The Fargesia Sp. Rufa is best suited for this purpose.

 

 

You can also use dried stalks of bamboo in your landscape design. Bamboo sticks look great as a support for other types of plants, especially vines and creepers of various kinds, grapes and various crawling plants. The stems are cut bamboo for bamboo poles by a sharp pruners, the incision is made as close to the soil layer.

When the bamboos have been harvested, dry them in a room by hanging a rope or gently spread out on the floor so that the dry stalks remain flat and straight. You can also use them as a decorative inside the house.

Bamboo growing in containers that can be transplanted into open ground in any season, but when there were no frosts or drought. They grow best where there is no cold wind.

The roots needs to be given plenty of water. In the spring when the soil has enough moisture, mulch the plants with garden compost.

When the bamboo growing in the open field, it is prone to expansion. Its horizontal rhizomes can spread rapidly throughout the garden. To keep the bamboo to its own place, mark the boundaries of the site ditch depth of 50 cm and insert the sheets of hard plastic.

Unable to grow in breadth, the rhizomes will make its way to the surface where they can be cut. What you need bamboo around the base of newly planted bamboo mulch the ground with dry leaves. This will help to keep it moisture and protect the roots from the sun. As the shoots of leaves falling from them will be enough to maintain normal conditions of existence.

The beauty of bamboo is usually too large for a small garden, in areas of medium size forms a picturesque bamboo thickets. Plant it in well-drained soil in partial shade.

If you want to propagate bamboo it is best to dig a 4-6 three-year stems in early spring, before growth and fast (until the soil on the roots do not dry) transplanted to the same depth in a safe place. Liberally sprinkle, and then cut off the top third of the shoots.

Finally, you can complement you décor with a beautiful bamboo oil canvas painting