would these last in zone 4
1412922
Yes they would last in zone 4. But I would never buy bamboo from Amazon. It is better to buy it from a nursery. The plant is really small it would take forever to grow
1412923
None of them sprouted for me. Growing bamboo from seed is a very slow and failure prone process. In four years - if you are lucky, you will have one or two spindly little things a couple feet high. Buy a section of root instead.
403810
I live in central Alabama and mine are doing very well. Four inches growth in two months. Sandy loam with partial shade.
1585989
Enter your zip code here & it will give you the zone you are in, then compare to what is listed here, zone 4-10 (yes, these should work) http://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/PHZMWeb/
519940
can't answer, I live in zones 5-6 and haven't had a chance to see if they grow or come back in the spring
1925682
As long as you want as long as where ever you keep them isnt in a moist enviroment otherwise they'll breakdown
1117547
Ulla, I have grown these in pots so I can bring them inside in the winter. I wouldn't keep them out when the temperatures are consistently below 45.
815789
They may not last as long as something a little heavier. They may also discolor in the sun. We used them indoors under Poinsettias, they worked great.
1783762
Because of one of our local growers I was told it could be in my 4 zone... that is all I know. Sorry there wasn't more info.
796595
I don't know because I'm in zone 6. Also mine are looking dead in the winter I don't even know they will be alive in spring or not.
1197186
They should not be out in the heat for too long. As long as you don't leave them sitting on a porch in direct sun I think they should be fine.
1787965
Think potatoes/onions. These are tubers and are designed to stay viable and dormant until spring. I'd order them two weeks before last frost and stick them in the ground when you have a chance.
1548496
I have had these bulbs in place for only 4 months or so and in open tulip type lights as well as closed type and have not noticed any issues with bugs or dirt accumulation.
520587
Mine thrived in the full sun and over a period of 5 years totally died in the part shaded garden even though the soil was sandy, didn't get over watered same care as the ones in the sun. Sun or shade was the only difference. I would say from experience no, they would not do good over time in the dense shade
712284
Yesthey will withstandwarm temps and hard rains but not harsh winters that's below 36 degrees you will have a short window to pick them once they've ripened
1355020
Yes. I live in zone 9 myself, and they've done very well. Just had my first bunch of berries. The berries are not the prettiest things, but they are very tasty.
110801
I am in zone 9. So far the seedlings are doing great. Even when it hit 90 last week. I lost a few but it is to be expected. I put them out early, at 2.5 weeks due to space issues indoors. Tomatoes, peppers, beans, carrots, radishes, cucumber and all squashes are thriving. Some other root vegetables died in the heat. But they were really small when I took them out.
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I'm using them outside in a fixture that has a vented top & solid sides. They replaced incandenscents that worked OK and after a couple months seem to be doing fine. I'm in a warm & humid climate; can't speak to what would happen if very cold.