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Bamboo

Hi all, hope your well...

A customer has asked me to remove Bamboo from there garden, what's the best method? Treat it or dig it? It looks like it's been planted but is spreading rapidly, thankyou

Steve

 

 

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  • PRO

    Steve, type "remove bamboo" into the search at the top of the screen, lots of advice there - my advice would be to cost in a new pry bar and heavy duty mattock - the bamboo, together with your efforts will probably break them.!

  • not all bamboos are bad, some of the nicer ones you wish would clump up a bit faster in fact, but the invasive sort ought to be banned lol

  • Cheers folk, I'll see what I can do.

  • Hi Steve

    it can be a nightmare

    i some time cut it down to  about 150mm then poor neat glyposate 360 down the stems 

    let that do the work for you 

    tom

    • Hi Tom, I did advise that to customer but he wants it completely removed....tools are ordered!!!!!! I'm feeling fit

      • PRO

        you wont be when you finish :)

  • We have just done a Bamboo removal job with a mini digger. Took 4 hours and charged £660.

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