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Clumping Bamboo - Free if you dig up Cypress, TX in NW Houston

13 years ago

I have some clumping bamboo I need dug up from my sisters property. They are some large established clumps of Bambusa Alphose Karr, B. Golden Goddess, B. Textilis.

Email me if you're if you're intersted. teeldoug@gmail.com

Thanks,

Doug

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fraser69
13 years ago
I understand you have some large established clumps of Bambusa Alphose Karr, B. Golden Goddess, B. Textilis, at your sisterÂs house.

I would be extremely interested in coming down from Dallas and digging it up.

Would you be able to let me know approximately what kind of size the bamboos are or send me a picture of them, seeing as it is going to take me a few hours and a couple of tanks of gas to get down to the Huston area.

I could come down at any time and dig so just let me know what flexibility your sister has.

Thanks in advance,
dougiefresh
Original Author
13 years ago
It's gone. Thanks, Doug
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