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According to the map I'm looking at, it looks like zone 6, but not a highly
detailed map, could be wrong. I'm in Eastham as well. Unfortunately I couldn't seem to find any bamboo on the Cape, so I made a road trip to Burt Bamboo up in Westford. -Bruce "Walkingfoot" wrote in message ... Bruce, Where did you get your bamboo on CC? I am in Eastham, which is zone7, why do you say you are in zone 6? Thanks, Lynne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bruce" Newsgroups: rec.gardens.bamboo Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2003 10:40 AM Subject: Watering "Chris" wrote in message om... "Bruce" wrote in message ... (snip) What type of bamboo is this? Phyllostachys bissetii on Cape Cod, MA (Zone 6). I figured it would be hard to kill once established, but thought it might be over-sensitive so soon after planting. I will water with wild abandon! I have some clumping bamboo that I keep very wet, sometimes even in standing water. It is very hot here in the summer time so I tend to overwater the tropicals to try to be on the safe side. They seem to love it. Once again, it is hard to kill bamboo, many have tried :-) Chris Chino,CA |
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