"Beautiful, bothersome bamboo"
 

Beautiful, bothersome bamboo
Life: That plant grows as much as a foot a day and can be very
invasive, but is also attractive and creates effective audiovisual
screens? Answer: bamboo.
http://www.washtimes.com/metro/20030...2452-1712r.htm

"Beautiful, bothersome bamboo"
 

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Beautiful, bothersome bamboo
Life: That plant grows as much as a foot a day and can be very
invasive, but is also attractive and creates effective audiovisual
screens? Answer: bamboo.
http://www.washtimes.com/metro/20030...2452-1712r.htm
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( Types of bamboo that do well in this mid-Atlantic climate include
Fargesia murielae and Fargesia nitida, both "running" bamboo. Running
means that the main stem sends out underground roots several feet long
from which new shoots come up. )

Bum dope

"Beautiful, bothersome bamboo"
 

Beecrofter wrote in message
om...
(Mike) wrote in message
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Beautiful, bothersome bamboo
Life: That plant grows as much as a foot a day and can be very
invasive, but is also attractive and creates effective audiovisual
screens? Answer: bamboo.
http://www.washtimes.com/metro/20030...2452-1712r.htm
Ripped from the article
( Types of bamboo that do well in this mid-Atlantic climate include
Fargesia murielae and Fargesia nitida, both "running" bamboo. Running
means that the main stem sends out underground roots several feet long
from which new shoots come up. )

Bum dope

Good comment but maybe too concise for some. The fargesias cited are
clumping bamboo, not runners.

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Bob

"Beautiful, bothersome bamboo"
 

"Bob Peticolas" wrote in message news:6SM7b.149199$xf.11787@lakeread04...
Beecrofter wrote in message
om...
(Mike) wrote in message
. com...
Beautiful, bothersome bamboo
Life: That plant grows as much as a foot a day and can be very
invasive, but is also attractive and creates effective audiovisual
screens? Answer: bamboo.
http://www.washtimes.com/metro/20030...2452-1712r.htm
Ripped from the article
( Types of bamboo that do well in this mid-Atlantic climate include
Fargesia murielae and Fargesia nitida, both "running" bamboo. Running
means that the main stem sends out underground roots several feet long
from which new shoots come up. )

Bum dope

Good comment but maybe too concise for some. The fargesias cited are
clumping bamboo, not runners.

----
Bob


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