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· 2 likes · That shit is invasive as hell and gets out of controll FAST. You have to dig a trench around it and put a barrier up so it won't spread out. You have to dig it fairly deep too because those …
My Prviate island has 3 tiers of electronic fences and a concrete wall with watch towers around the perimeters. No casual wind will be blowing that down.
That shit is invasive as hell and gets out of controll FAST. You have to dig a trench around it and put a barrier up so it won't spread out. You have to dig it fairly deep too because those roots are what spread and make new shoots sprout up.
Tip: Walk out at around 5-6am when they dew is still on everything in the summer. Stand in the middle of the bamboo shoots and shake them. You can thank me later.
Oh I know all that, I had three different varieties.
Sheep and goats make short work of an invasive patch. Just don't dump your manure anywhere near it (i.e . 20 feet away) or it'll bolt towards it after a good soaking rain.
If you're aiming to keep it under control for a good spell, dig a trench, mix concrete and pour along the sides and shape into a good long trough, let it set and line with good quality topsoil or peat moss or manure, whatever and voila new fence.
don't do this.... anyone who has bamboo anywhere near their yard knows you can never get rid of it Legit every time i have to mow the lawn there are bamboo shoots everywhere and i mean Everywhere I have already mowed down the entirety of the bamboo three times this year and it keeps coming back