Re: 1/2 cord of wood in the back
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 5:59 am
Bamboo is starting to take off here in southern Ontario, Canada. I'm looking forward to planting some myself this spring 
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I have a bit of bamboo in my backyard and I am in Toronto. I have sprayed it with round-up, poured gas on it and even dug it up.... It keeps on growing!stiffler4444 wrote:Bamboo is starting to take off here in southern Ontario, Canada. I'm looking forward to planting some myself this spring
Ya, bamboo is a lot like Zebra Grass, goes dormant in the winter and will live through a lot of adversity. Also makes a great hardwood harvest for decorative purposes or more functional things such as a Tiki bar.......TechMOGogy wrote:I have a bit of bamboo in my backyard and I am in Toronto. I have sprayed it with round-up, poured gas on it and even dug it up.... It keeps on growing!stiffler4444 wrote:Bamboo is starting to take off here in southern Ontario, Canada. I'm looking forward to planting some myself this spring
Mine was there when I moved in 12 years ago sorry as I have no cluekrick3tt wrote:What species are you planting in the cold climates? I am in Colorado and the winters can get cold and with a bit of snow. The stuff needs to be hardy and easily grown.
Would prefer clumping rather than running bamboo as I will use it as a wind and visual screen and don't want my neighbors to be all over me for it ending up in their yards.
Thanks,
Morris
That just made me snort my coffee! We're a simple bunch of guys aren't we?spandit wrote:Logs and Pinzgauers in the same picture - this is like porn to me!
It's a good job there weren't a couple of guns in the photo, I'd have needed a new laptop...McCall Pinz wrote:That just made me snort my coffee! We're a simple bunch of guys aren't we?spandit wrote:Logs and Pinzgauers in the same picture - this is like porn to me!
What is mounted beside your Jerry can?pcolette wrote:They do make good firewood haulers! This is cherry wood waiting to be split.
One of my neighbors owns the Stihl dealership so I shot this for him to hang on his shop wall.