As part of an ongoing effort to better serve our customers, Earth Architecture has teamed up with Bamboo Ballyhoo of Paso Robles. One of the first things people notice about our showcase site here in Los Osos is that we have a rather large bamboo stand in the corner of our lot. In fact, the first thing that Isaac did after purchasing the property was to plant the bamboo. We get a lot of questions about the bamboo and this year has brought some exciting developments with new shoots sprouting up in surprising places which is exactly what we were hoping for!

In response to a growing interest in bamboo, we are now offering bamboo plants for sale in cooperation with Bamboo Ballyhoo, a specialty bamboo nursery based in Paso Robles. In addition we are focusing on the ability to purchase large stands of bamboo that can be removed and transplanted for architectural purposes. We believe that the ability install large groves into new developments for that “instant satisfaction” is something that architects and designers will appreciate.

If you’re thinking about using bamboo in your landscape or architectural design and are looking for the “instant grove” effect, then we can help you to find the bamboo that matches your design concept and transport it to your site. There are many considerations that must be made in order to ensure that your bamboo will maintain its healthy appearance especially in regards to choosing a particular variety for your location. It’s easy to make a mistake and end up with an unhealthy bamboo that detracts from the overall design instead of enhancing it. This is why we recommend an initial consultation with a bamboo specialist who can accurately determine your needs and select the appropriate removal site so that your investment continues to thrive in its new location.

If you are interested in an initial consultation or are ready to purchase a large specimen, please contact us and we will be happy to help you!

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