How tall does the groundcover bamboo grow to and does it clump or run?

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Enquiry - Pleioblastus pygmaeus:
I've never had this plant get over 12" to 18" and that is usually only if it is grown in deep shade. In full sun it tends to stay shorter, more compact and dense. You can also cut or trim this bamboo ground cover with a mower or weed eater periodically and it cause it to flush out with new growth.

It is a running or spreading ground cover, spreading by an underground rhizome system (like a grass, which it is) and not by seed or above ground trailing type stolons. It is very easy to work with and control.

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What is your primary interest in bamboo plants?

	Screening or noise abatement.
	Landcape, garden or horticultral specimen planting.
	Exotic plant collecting.
	Poles or practical wood use.
	Arts and crafts, musical instruments.
	Erosion control.
	Culinary shoot production.
	None of the above.
	I have no interest in bamboo plants.

Bamboo plants are thought to have originated in the late Cretaceous period - some 65 million years ago. They remain relatively unchanged to this day, making them very ancient plant forms.

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