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Bamboo Geek: Gardening, sustainable living, the environment and other rants
http://bamboogeek.blogspot.com/
Blog on gardening, sustainable living, the environment and other rants.
- Added on: May 25th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Sean
- Listed in: Green Environmental Activism
- Tags: environment Economy sustainable plants bamboo gas
Recent Posts
Dell Computer uses bamboo in packaging
I thought this was pretty cool. Dell Computer is using crushed bamboo to make protective cushions for its computers to protect them from damage instead of using foam or paper-based protective cushions. Best of all they are harvesting the bamboo fro...
When is the next Open House?
Thanks to all the really nice people that came to my two Bamboo Open Houses on October 31 and November 14. Met lots of people that appreciate bamboo and had a good time teaching more about bamboo and all its benefits in the garden.The big question I...
Bamboo Open House - Saturday, November 14, 9 am to 2 pm
We are having another Bamboo Open House! Lots of bamboo plants to choose from, both running and clumping.Here are the details:When: Saturday, November 14, 9 am to 2 pmWhere: 5719 Jersey Drive in Rocklin, 95765 [map it]________________________________...
Sacramento Bee article and the next open house...
Wow. I'm humbled by the the folks that came to my Halloween Bamboo Open House and expressed their appreciation for bamboo. Sacramento Bee reporter, Debbie Arrington spent some time with us touring the yard along with photographer Lezlie Sterling a co...
Bamboo Open House - Saturday, October 31
Were getting into the spirit and opening our doors for a bamboo open house. Lots of bamboo plants including popular varieties like two types of blue bamboo, regular and giant black bamboo, Giant Clumping Timber Bamboo, Alphonse Karr Bamboo, two types...
Red bamboo......
Received a question from a Facebook Fan on my Mad Man Bamboo Nursery facebook page. Question was whether I have run across bamboo with red leaves.The answer..... no, not full red, sometimes you'll get slight hints of red, like new keaves on Hibanobam...
