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HAVE: Free Bamboo for the digging.

18 years ago

I live in the Duvall area and have some bamboo that is free to anyone that wants to dig it up. I'm not getting rid of the entire patch, but there is enough for 3-5 good size clumps. I don't know the variety but it is a runner not a clumper.

Email me if you're interested.

jb

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firevicar
18 years ago
Tell me a little more about the bamboo. How tall. What color are the stems?

I'm in east Woodinville along the Wodinville-Duvall Rd.

Thanks,

Jim Eichner
SeniorBalloon
Original Author
18 years ago
The canes are green with some red. The largest ones are about 1.5 inches. I don't know if that's the max. They are about 20 feet tall.

jb
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ccckoball
18 years ago
hi jb,
If not already all spoken for, i would like a clump. AI have a cold this week, however, so am not able to come out & dig. How long before you want it out? ccckoball
SeniorBalloon
Original Author
18 years ago
No hurry. If you come in the next few weeks or so that will be fine. I am preparing for a garden tour on June 24th and would like to get the digging and stuff done 3 or 4 weeks before that. Email me for directions and phone numbers.

jb

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