There are many bamboo that are cold hardy. Please note the minimum temperature and zone before purchasing.
For more information visit: Cold Hardy Bamboo
I live in a cold area of the country. Are there any bamboo that will survive in this climate?
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Bamboo Headquarters is a wholesale, retail and mail order bamboo specialty nursery in Vista, California. We have one of the largest selections of bamboo plants in the U.S. with over 270 species of bamboo available. Our sister company, BotanicalPartners.com grows Palms, Cycads, Exotics, Waterwise, Australian & African Plants.
At Bamboo HQ we ship our quality bamboo all over the continental United States. When you purchase a plant from us you will receive a 1 or 3 gallon plant, some as tall as 5 ft!