On Monday, February 6, 2012 11:54:09 AM UTC-5, Elliott Plack wrote:
Greetings all. A new property of my family's is covered by a massive
stand of running bamboo. The lot is six acres rectangular, where about
*one and a half* acres of the total acreage is covered by a very dense
stand of running bamboo. It is 350 feet long deep at its longest
dimension The plants have been there for decades, as the property was
allowed to fall into a state of disrepair. It is our intention to
restore the property, inside and out.

Options for removal I've seen generally target small areas. However
this is a much bigger problem! My first thought is to hire someone
with a bulldozer to come push it all down, and then put it all in a
commercial wood chipper. This could get expensive though. What else
can we do? What problems does my scenario present? Hiring a panda bear
would probably not go over well with the neighborhood.

The property is in Towson, Maryland.

Thank you in advance.

well theoceans are full of salt that orignally came from the land, cleveland ohio has a huge salt mine under lake erie.

it not like apply salt will end the world, sometimes the solution to pollution is diulation

replying to bob haller , BillN wrote:
hallerb wrote:

well theoceans are full of salt that orignally came from the land,
cleveland
ohio has a huge salt mine under lake erie.
it not like apply salt will end the world, sometimes the solution to
pollution is diulation


Here here! Thanks Bob.

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