Clumping Bamboo Question
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If it is yellow and losing leaves it could be in its dormant state during winter. Ours get scraggly looking over the short winter that we have. Spring and summer is when you fertilize. See if this helps!
http://www.bamboogarden.com/care.htm
Depending on where you live, your soil may be deficient in iron. Many plants and trees go yellow during their growing season if they have iron deficiency. Just something to check.
Bamboo is not legal in New England because it is so invasive. Check that first.
http://www.bamboobotanicals.ca/html/bamboo-care/fertilizing-bamboo.html
Ann - clumping bamboo is not invasive. It's the type with runners that is.
Thank you Janet...I will read what you posted and I really appreciate your time and effort to help me out...
Any time, I think. Just read the instructions. Some Ironites are slow-release.