I bought some yellow groove bamboo from the arboretum at their spring plant sale. It lived here (rural east metro) for a couple years but winter killed eventually. At the arboretum they have it planted among some Amur maples in their Japanese garden. It seems to have been there for decades but I think it ebbs and flows. Not a bad thing since it's a runner. I would expect it to die back to the ground most winters.

Two years ago I planted a dwarf bamboo from the Flower Factory (worth a trip - outside of Madison, WI). It's Pleiblastus sp.. Came through last winter fine and spread quite a bit over the summer - but who knows what this spring will bring.

Klehms Song Sparrow Farm offers Fargesia murialiae, that they list as zone 4 and not a runner.

There also is bamboo planted outside the Minneapolis Institute of Art, but I'm sure what kind.

Good luck!

Ted

Here is a link that might be useful: Klehm's Song Sparrow Farm