Lucky Bamboo Tower Kit for Beginners: My Indoor Growing Results After 90 Days
Lucky Bamboo Tower Kit for Beginners: My Indoor Growing Results After 90 Days…
Product Reviews
Best Shallow Bonsai Training Pots for Bamboo: What I Learned After Three Seasons
Best Shallow Bonsai Training Pots for Bamboo: What I Learned After Three Seasons…
The Bonsai Pruning Shears That Finally Work on My Bamboo Forest Kit
The Bonsai Pruning Shears That Finally Work on My Bamboo Forest Kit…
I Tested the Beta Bucks Bamboo Bonsai Forest Kit: Six-Month Honest Review
I Tested the Beta Bucks Bamboo Bonsai Forest Kit: Six-Month Honest Review…
I Made Bamboo Charcoal in a Portable Kiln: This Charcoal Retort Changed Everything
After fifteen years of growing bamboo commercially, I have accumulated a problem most people would envy: too much bamboo. Every season, I cull culms, thin groves, and harvest poles for sale. That leaves an enormous volume of offcuts, rejected poles,…
The Outdoor Wood Stain I Used on My Bamboo Fence to Prevent UV Damage
Why My Bamboo Fence Was Turning Grey After One Season…
I Installed a Rolled Bamboo Fence Panel for Privacy: 2-Year Durability Report
If you’ve spent any time on this site, you know I grow bamboo for a living. Fourteen species, commercial sales, and more hours than I care to count helping neighbours rip out running bamboo that previous owners planted without a…
I Tried Food-Safe Bamboo Cutting Boards From My Own Poles: This Mineral Oil Made the Difference
When you grow bamboo commercially and make your own cutting boards from harvested culms, the finish matters more than most people realize. I learned that the hard way. Getting the right mineral oil bamboo cutting board finish is genuinely the…
The Bamboo Splitting Tool That Made My Craft Projects 10x Easier
If you’ve ever tried to split bamboo culms by hand with a machete, you already know the problem. You end up with strips that wander, splits that blow out the node walls, and fingers that are uncomfortably close to a…
I Built a Bamboo Trellis With a Japanese Pull Saw: My Go-To Cutting Tool
Last spring, I decided to build a freestanding bamboo trellis for a section of climbing roses along my back fence. Simple enough project — except I had about sixty culms to cut, trim, and notch to length. My old crosscut…