Bambusa oldhamii, commonly known as Giant Timber Bamboo or Oldham’s Bamboo, is a fast-growing, clumping bamboo species prised for its versatility and impressive stature. Native to China, it thrives in various climates across Australia, tolerating temperatures as low as -4°C. This bamboo can reach heights of 15-18 meters with culm diameters up to 10cm…
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-4°C
15-18m
10cm
Nominations are now open to join the Bamboo Society of Australia Board Bamboo is one of the world’s most exciting renewable resources. Around the globe, it’s being transformed into cutting-edge building materials, sustainable consumer products, carbon-sequestering climate solutions, and large-scale land restoration projects. Australia, however, is at a crossroads. Will we seize this opportunity, or […]
Celebrate World Bamboo Day with the Bamboo Society of Australia Join the Bamboo Society of Australia as we come together to celebrate World Bamboo Day – a much-deserved spotlight on bamboo and its incredible value across the globe. We’re thrilled to welcome Durnford Dart from Bamboo Australia, who will reflect on the rich history and […]
Our three-city event series was designed to build momentum and foster collaboration toward a new chapter for Australia’s bamboo industry – with a strong focus on sustainable, engineered bamboo. Watch our highlights session shared by Jennifer Snyders, Jeremy Mansfield OAM, hosted by Kenney Lemire.
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