Bamboo Is in County’s Crosshairs in Burke Plant might offer privacy along property lines but quickly gets out of control; choosing native plants and trees is safer.

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Boiling water can also be used on young plants and roots to help weaken or kill off the plants. Is It Possible to Plant Bamboo Safely? If you do want to include bamboo in your garden, consider ...

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So many people are quick to discount bamboo, but bamboo is an amazing plant to grow. It has so many uses. The problem is, most people don't know the difference between running bamboo and clumping ...

The successful answer was a clumping bamboo that grows in a contained 6-foot colony and grows to a height of 6 feet.

Jane explains why lichen grows on trees, Jerry uncovers why white roses might turn pink and Tammy discusses the difference between running and clumping bamboo.

The ordinance includes a $1,200 fine for each day a violation occurs. Residents with existing bamboo plants must ensure the plant is not within five feet of a property line. SAYREVILLE – The ...

Bamboo has become increasingly popular in recent years, and a bamboo mattress topper is just one of the ways this trendy material is taking over our bedrooms.

[The bamboo that we have are not invasive because it's the sympodial type, the clustering or. clumping bamboo. Besides, invasiveness depends where you will plant it — invasive is good in barren areas ...

Sayreville introduced an ordinance this week that would fine residents up to $1,200 for planting either running or clumping bamboo in their yards.

The ordinance prohibits planting bamboo in the ground and sets restrictions on container planting. SAYREVILLE – Borough officials want to ban bamboo planting in town.