Submitted by uprootsockman t3_10yvrah in baltimore
I am looking for bamboo to use for various DIY projects and trying to save some money while cutting back an invasive species in the process. Anyone in the north part of the city or south part of the county have bamboo growing on your property and don't mind seeing some of it gone?
If you go here on the Stony Run Trail there is a huge stand of it. It’s an invasive species so you can remove as much as you want, if you can haul it out of there.
I was hoping you were from the National Zoo and were going to announce that they'd start renting out their pandas to clear bamboo the same way goats are used to clear weeds.
There used to be a bunch around Roland park elementary school
There's a ton of it along the road/pathways behind the Baltimore zoo in Druid Hill Park.
Northern Parkway, just east of Falls Rd. there’s a ton.
I have some in Mt Washington. DM me. Have as much as you want.
I am in Reisterstown and I have an enormous amount. As in, hundreds of full size shoots over ten feet. Hit me up if you want to come out.
We are in pikesville and have a lot! Would love for you to take some (or all).
There's also a large stand of it on Tyndale Trail in Herring Run Park.
Wouldn’t that be nice!
That house where the clown who led police on a two day manhunt lives in Cockeysville has a huge stand of bamboo.
I have a contract coming up to remove a bunch of bamboo. I'm getting paid so would be pretty accepting of someone doing some part of the work for free. I used to cut it myself to make flutes but this is a big patch encroaching a building and I'm doing it as a 'landscaper' for a close friend.
I am in Carroll County and have a ton! You can take as much as you want!
There's bamboo growing on part of the Short Line Trail in Catonsville. I'd reach out to Catonsville Rails to Trails to see if they want some of it cleared. I remember they did some clearing of it a few years ago, but of course it's grown back. They are always looking for volunteers to help with trail maintenance, so this could be a mutually beneficial partnership.
There's bamboo growing on part of the Short Line train in Catonsville. I'd reach out to Catonsville Rails to Trails to see if they want some of it cleared. I remember they did some clearing of it a few years ago, but of course it's grown back. They are always looking for volunteers to help with trail maintenance, so this could be a mutually beneficial partnership.
pixeltects t1_j7zx5xt wrote
Are you offering to get rid of it yourself? I have an elderly family member in Lutherville with a lot of bamboo