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Will remove unwanted bamboo in nc

9 years ago

Hey all,
My team and I willing to remove a mature bamboo patch from someones property. This means i will dig out the rhizomes and cut down the stalks. I am looking to remove a patch of about 200 trees with a diameter anywhere from 4-12 inches in diameter but ideally in that 6-8in range.
The only price i charge is to be able to keep the bamboo stalks.

I am looking for an offer in North Carolina and as far east as I can find.

Will listen to all offers but I preferably don't want to have to dig up at multiple places in order to make quota

Would appreciate seeing pictures

Thanks!
BambooHunter

Comments (2)

bamboohunter
Original Author
9 years ago
Looking to do this before April 2015 but earlier is always better.

**My original message sounded like I was part of a business, we're not. Just a couple of roomates that are having a classy beach themed party. We are not a company and we are not doing this for a Profit.**

Just people helping people

Thanks,
Anthony
cousinfloyd
9 years ago
Anthony, I'm curious if you've found anything. So far as I know 6-7" diameter is the biggest any bamboo will get in the Carolinas (and probably anywhere outside the tropics), and even then you're talking about the biggest culms in a fully mature stand. I think most large bamboos max out shy of 4".
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