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  1. 08-31-2006, 10:09 PM #1
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    I dont know what type to use but i would advise against planting it in your garden or yard that stuff is super aggressive and will take over a large area.I planted some early this spring but i put it in the woods where it cant spread into my yard,i dont know if it is growing or not havent wanted to wade through the ticks to find out.I could get you a start the next time i'm cutting some just say the word.
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    mduncan i dont know from first hand expierience but have heard that you dont want to do that.They say that stuff once established cant be killed out and will spread through a very large area via the roots in a very short time.
    Might be possible to grow it in containers though thus having the ability to control it. Maybe buy a horse or cattle water tank and plant the stuff in that?But i dont think i would put it in my yard.


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    LOL i will be lookin for that story in the papers.:D
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    Good idea. I have a neighbor with a big ugly fence that would look good with some Bamboo covering it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hogster
    mduncan i dont know from first hand expierience but have heard that you dont want to do that.They say that stuff once established cant be killed out and will spread through a very large area via the roots in a very short time.
    Might be possible to grow it in containers though thus having the ability to control it. Maybe buy a horse or cattle water tank and plant the stuff in that?But i dont think i would put it in my yard.


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    Good idea Ed think i'll do just that it would cut down on the transportation hassles.
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    Ed i think thats a great idea.When ya want to get at it?I bet i know where we can get the sprouts to start it with
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    If you guys remind me before camp i'll bring some starts or anytime we get together to fish.
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    how does the bamboo get started I have two or three areas I would love to get some started takeover is no problem. well not for me anyway maby the kids or who ever buys this place when I am gone always wanted to run a rabbit in a cane brake . be nice to have my own
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