Guadua Bamboo

Operating from Costa Rica and Nicaragua

Thank you for visiting Guadua Bamboo, expert in promoting, growing, producing and exporting bamboo poles from Central America. We operate from both Costa Rica and Nicaragua where we own our nurseries, plantations and production facilities.

Apart from showcasing our activities online, we also prioritize to share our knowledge with local communities and visitors from all over the world.

Guadua Bamboo Costa Rica

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Our office and bamboo nursery in Costa Rica is located in San Miguel de Sarapiqui. Guadua Bamboo Costa Rica is focused on bamboo propagation, and bamboo furniture production. Since Guadua does not grow native in Costa Rica, we are promoting and raising awareness for bamboo reforestation in the region by producing and offering bamboo seedlings in volume (originally imported from our nurseries in Nicaragua). Currently we offer the following products and services in Costa Rica:

Guadua Bamboo Plants and Nursery Costa Rica

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Guadua Bamboo Costa Rica offers the perfect planting material to kick start your tropical garden or bamboo plantation. All our Guadua bamboo plants for sale are grown from bamboo seeds we collected in 2008-2009. Other bamboo plants for sale from our nursery in Costa Rica are currently: Bambusa Vulgaris, Bambusa Vulgaris Vittata, Bambusa Vulgaris Wamin and Gigantochloa Atter.

Guadua Bamboo Furniture Costa Rica

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Guadua Bamboo Costa Rica produces fine, custom made furniture in Costa Rica and delivers right upon your doorstep. We develop and manufacture all Costa Rican furniture with 100% locally grown and sustainable resources, such as bamboo and melina hard wood. We do not operate furniture stores in Costa Rica in order to reduce overhead costs and stock, but by appointment we can show furniture examples at our office in Sarapiqui. All our furniture designs are produced by local artisans.

Guadua Bamboo Nicaragua

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Our office in Nicaragua is located in Managua. Guadua Bamboo Nicaragua is focused on producing and exporting bamboo building materials to the USA and Europe. Guadua Bamboo Nicaragua is also involved in affordable bamboo housing and bamboo reforestation. Currently we offer the following products and services from Nicaragua:

Wholesale Bamboo Poles in Bulk from Nicaragua

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Guadua Bamboo Nicaragua exports grade A bamboo poles in bulk to the USA and Europe. Due to the CAFTA Free Trade Agreement, buying wholesale bamboo products from Nicaragua is duty free. We are suppliers of Guadua poles for construction, furniture and industrial processing from our bamboo plantations and treatment center in Nicaragua.

Bamboo Reforestation and Investment Program Nicaragua

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Guadua Bamboo Nicaragua offers private and corporate investors the opportunity to own bamboo plantations in Nicaragua. Planting materials, full time maintenance, and property titles are all included. Our bamboo reforestation investment plan in Nicaragua generates a passive annual return on investment after the 4th year.

 

Sharing Information about Bamboo

Guadua Bamboo invests a lot of time in researching and writing bite sized, easy to read and illustrated articles about bamboo. With these ongoing efforts we hope to motivate and excite people who are looking for eco-friendly and sustainable solutions. However, we are a commercial business and cannot always help individual or specific request for information. If certain information cannot be found on our website please research other sources such as the ABS, INBAR, NMBA or ask a question in our Guadua Bamboo Forum which are all excellent resources for more information about bamboo.

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