WANTED: Bamboo

gunnysack

10 years ago

My Bamboo was destroyed last summer. Does anyone have any they would be willing to share?

Gunnysack

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kbd21
9 years ago
Hi Gunnysack, I've got some bamboo I'm getting rid of. Happy for for you to come and pick up. There are 3 large clumps left. Another person has taken half already. They've been cut about 30cm from the base and will regrow in no time. You'll need to extract yourself though. I've got 4 large bundles of poles up to 4m long. Welcome to take those also. Let me know. Thanks
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