These are temperatures at which the bamboo should have little or no damage
when exposed for a short period of time. Winds or prolonged cold spells can cause more
significant damage to culms and foliage. The root mass often will survive colder
temperatures, even if the culms die back to the ground, sending up healthy new shoots
the following spring.  Many groundcover bamboos (not mentioned in this list),
although top-hardy to near 0° F, are root hardy well below 0° F.

In approximate order of hardiness:

Name                                                Min. temperature for top hardiness

Arbor Day Foundation hardiness zone
What is your USDA hardiness zone?