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Looking for Bamboo

14 years ago

I'm looking for bamboo (specifically P. angusta, the most common NJ invasive) for use in some projects, and planting. If you have some you'd like to get rid of, I'll happily take it off your hands. If you don't like bamboo and want to clear it from you yard, my friends and I can take care of that, too.

Thanks,

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pattyo_grow
14 years ago
We live in Burlington County, NJ and have bamboo that we need to have removed. I don't know the specific kind, but it is extremely invasive. As much as we like it, our neighbors are close to burning it (and our house) down! Please contact me if you have any interest.
tinylady
14 years ago
WE live in Gloucester county. I have some that needs to be thinned. YOu would have to go through the woods to get to it.
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