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    Bamboo, Banana and Bird of Paradise


    By Linda Abbott Trapp © Linda Abbott Trapp 2008

    Bamboo is widely used throughout the world, primarily as building materials, food and food preparation utensils, musical instruments, fishing poles and in handicrafts. Its use was recorded as long ago as 1000 B.C. in India.

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