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08-27-2009, 07:18 PM
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 |  Growing bamboo for our environment
Growing bamboo for our environment It is very easy to grow bamboo and good for our environment. Usually, it takes about 3-4 years until it reaches maturity, and new bamboo shoots appear regularly. It also helps product more oxygen just like trees.
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Some bamboo is very invasive and nearly impossible to control. I once had a backyard full of it and it sprouted new shoots from the ground constantly. It was like a yard full of spikes. Couldn't get rid of it. made for a pretty much useless yard. but there are some very good things about it - just be careful in landscaping with it.
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