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I went and collected some from the local river. And found out that it could be used to make all kinds of useful things in my garden. trellises, arbors,a tiki hut! Its an awesome material to play with. And its free ,and Earth friendly.
Arundo donax known by the common name of Spanish Cane. This could easily be mistaken for a bamboo of some kind but it is in fact a very sizeable grass. The variegated form is particularly attractive and in the garden we have both the striped form that I originally got from Dixter and the plain green species without the variegated leaves that seems to be more robust with us. Great for winter structure as well as adding some serious vertical interest in the borders where it zooms ever skyward. Very hardy and capable of growing in a range of soil depths.

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Distribution of invasive Arundo donax (giant cane) based on herbarium specimen from 1923-2012. For more information, contact Dr. Songlin Fei, [email protected].
Climate Champion David Bruer discusses growing Arundo grass for Biochar at his vineyard, Temple Bruer, in Strathalbyn, South Australia.
Razing Cane
Texas Rivers and stream are under attack. The invasive Giant Reed threatens pretty much every river system in the state, but biologists are fighting back. We focus on the pristine Pedernales River and see what it takes to knock back this towering cane invader.