How to Plant Bamboo and Keep it Contained

[@breakerbill8776]

Thanks for the info! I live in Southern New Jersey where I have a ton of bamboo trees. However, I had to chop them down because they’re growing into my neighbor’s yard. But because of this video, I’m going to build a barrier and grow them again because not only are they gorgeous to look at, they also provide maximum privacy and work as a great sound barrier.

[@myboringchannel]

No problem. Glad I could help. The hedge is looking great right now (a couple months later). Much greener and thicker. All the new canes have come in. I will post a new vid a little later to show people how things are coming along.

[@barbstapleton6934]

Thanks this is great! We dont have any running bamboo, as we are in the tropics and it goes nut here. I think for your colder climate, your running bamboo wouldnt have gone too nuts - I think its the heat and humidity that fuels it. My clumping bamboo is going strong and I learned how to prune it back from your wonderful video. Thanks again Barb

[@ongta1265]

There are quite some haters here. As far as I could see, It is only his yard that he should worry about because there is a road or alley on the other side of the fence. Keep up the great work man!

[@meganthwaites]

I want to see an updated video after a while to see how they grew!!

[@forrestta3990]

"I want to help, lets do one more" adorable :)

[@myboringchannel]

agreed!

[@JRLOC]

My neighbors planted bamboo 16 years ago and it has only grown straight up, about 25’. They have cut the top twice but that’s all the maintenance it has ever needed and it provides a nice dense privacy screen. Yay bamboo!!!

[@seetheforest]

Mix in a LOT of old oak leaves or any leaf you have when planting and that will be like liquid gold for them. The roots will shoot through it and promote Mychorizal fungus and strong roots. I put a half a trash can full of leaves in every hole per plant. Great job thanks for sharing!!

[@patrickfarrell5615]

I always thought of bamboo as a tropical plant, the fact they appear that way can give a northern landscape a great look , year around.

[@myboringchannel]

WRONG. I did it because I like doing tutorials. I've been to the Bamboo Gardens exactly two times. Once to look at the different bamboos (then home to take some time to think about it) then a second time to buy my bamboo. I did plug them because they were awesome. Zero pressure and extremely knowledgeable and good prices and healthy plants. Can't beat that. ;)

[@claudiavanburen3923]

I woulsd love to see your bamboo today! Your children must be growing up nicely too! Update please!

[@judy4justice]

I am glad to see you did everything exactly as suggested.I had planned to use Bamboo for my pool area but found so many negative comments on it, and I did not want to spend that much time and labor.Looks like you are taking the time to get it right.Hope it works out well for you.Bamboo is beautiful if properly done.Keep us updated as it grows.

[@pellyhardin4053]

You'll be sorry you ever saw this.

[@timtravasos2742]

You can cut a little of the tops off to reduce leaning from the wind and make the plant stronger as it matures.

[@Jackie-rc6cj]

With all this work it still makes me nervous seeing bamboo going in. It is so invasive. Cute kids, great video Thankyou !!!

[@gerry427]

Can we see what that bamboo looks like now 5 yrs later ? Thanks, Gerry from San Diego, CA

[@myboringchannel]

There are several update videos.

[@max88s]

There is another great place to buy bamboo plants over in the state of Georgia, The Ty Ty Nursery in Ty Ty, Georgia. They have lots of different varieties of bamboo plants.

[@BrianColquitt]

I would LOVE to see an update of this yard.

[@camilorojas1744]

Boring Channel what happened to the bamboo. Dit it spread out of control?

[@myboringchannel]

I just uploaded the update yesterday

[@jonhenhapl2308]

My Boring Channel add link to this video description

[@MsClockworkrabbit]

We planted black bamboo with this method, sinking a double-thick layer of extra-thick rhizome barrier in a full circle, metal clamps on the overlapped edges, etc. 2 years later, the little buggers escaped underneath the 30" deep barrier and ran wild. It's cost $4k so far to get it fully dug out, and it was only part-way mature. The rhizomes that pop up over the top are easy... but they can and will go deeper than the traditional 17-20" listed by the pros.

[@myboringchannel]

That is actually not the recommended method because you did not leave a side open for root trimming. The bamboo will try to run deeper if it if it is completely boxed in. Bamboo naturally likes to stay near the surface so will try to run along the surface first.

[@myboringchannel]

I hope everybody that doesn't like bamboo is wrong because I plan on keeping this for some time. If it does get out of my contained area I will be the first to admit it right here.

[@nathanielmills4678]

@@myboringchannel how are you getting on containing them in 2019? I'm going to fully contain them with a 1M (40") deep full circle. Keeping my fingers crossed. Just digging the area now!!!

[@katiemadison836]

First of all, I love your passion about the plant. Its really appreciated. After so much of hard work, your bamboo plants looking so great and fresh. Thanks for sharing this bamboo planting video. I hope in the future, you will come with more plantation idea.

[@myboringchannel]

More videos will come each year!

[@smtel4903]

What's d purpose of trench?

[@QuizmasterLaw]

thats for the petroleum he will pour into it a few years from now, hoping desperately that the napalm treatment will solve this self-created problem of his. Spoiler alert: It will not.

[@SarahAllenHumboldt]

@@QuizmasterLaw What else do you do for fun, in your spare time, besides write evil, destructive posts to people working to improve their lives?

[@QuizmasterLaw]

I tear wings off of flies, put moths in killing jars, also I have a large black panel van Wanna ride?

[@rigotomas1215]

Wholesome + Helpful info = quality content

[@frankdavidson9675]

if you have a problem with bamboo spreading to unwanted areas jusr keep it mowed i had bamboo planted and i noticed small clusters in the grass so i just mow over it no problem

[@ericbartoszak5211]

Do you have any updated videos of what the bamboo looks like now?

[@TrueBlazerFan]

There's a link at the end of his video to other more recent videos

[@yassinek7744]

Thank you so much for posting this. Very informative. You planted the bamboo almost 2 years ago. Can you post a video update? Curious about controlling spread and density of foliage for privacy. How often do you maintain the bamboo, etc.?

[@myboringchannel]

***** I actually replaced the running bamboo with some clumping bamboo. It was doing REALLY good. It never escaped, but I never actually had real peace of mind about the project. I had it contained as well as anyone could I suppose. But people like Gary Diamond (below) always kept my mind working and eventually I dug out the rhizomes and took them back to where I bought them and he traded me the rhizomes for some healthy new clumpers - Robusta and Scabrida. I'll post a video of them soon. Those two varieties still get quite tall (around 15 feet) and very dense -- even more dense than the Spectabilis.

[@myboringchannel]

It was a lot of maintenance. I was constantly in a state of worry about it. I kept telling myself all was well, but I had visions of it getting out and me having to pay $$$$ for someone to eradicate it from my yard. I also though that it might be difficult to resell the house if someone else didn't like it. The clumping varieties I bought were Robusta Fargesia (check out this link - www.bamboogarden.com/Fargesia%20robusta%20Green%20Screen.htm) and Fargesia Scabrida (www.bamboogarden.com/Fargesia%20sp.%20'Scabrida'.html). Great varieties. Can't wait to see how much they grow this year. I've had them for about 6 months now

[@brubinstein1]

Any updates? I'd love to see it now!

[@antking1117]

now its 5 years

[@VitorMadeira]

One more here asking for updates, please! ;)

[@TL50-r9f]

Planting some Chinese timber bamboo this year. I thought I saw Gilligan helping you dig.

[@camilorojas1744]

Thank you for your reply. Perhaps You may be able to answer a question for which I haven’t had a good answer. I want to plant bamboo in my property in upstate NY by Lake Champlain -I want to know what kind of bamboo is allowed to grow in the state. Then, I’m interested in a bamboo that I can harvest and use it in personal, small, no-comercial projects. Given the nature of my property, non-contained bamboo is not a mayor issue, although I don’t want it to take over. So, what kind of bamboo would you recommend according to the above info. Is clumping bamboo an option to get stalks long enough to use on a variety of projects? Thanks

[@duypham76]

I thought the shoots would be able to penetrate through those plastic barriers

[@karenolson5556]

Please do an update video...I would like to see your Bamboo Garden now!!!

[@myboringchannel]

Will do!! Coming in a while ... hasn’t yet started growing this season

[@star50rider]

Wow what a great job...looked like a lot of work. Perhaps I don't want Bamboo after all.

[@Chimonger1]

Our place is parked on, essentially, pit-run-gravel...river bed rocks. ..Digging that, is epically hard to do. Only a few hand tools work, like a mattock paired with a pick, or, a pointed hoe....and hours of back-breaking labor. Is there such a rentable machine that can trench deep enough into that? If we planted clumping bamboo, would that help keep it contained to a fence line? Will a bamboo hedge last as long as, say, a yew, or other type of hedge?

[@myboringchannel]

Sorry don't know the answers to your questions.

[@JohnEHess]

Thank you for the video. You're little girl is adorable helping you along. :-)

[@jefferylegere]

Any chance you can post a quick video showing how this looks now that 5 years have passed?

[@myboringchannel]

There are several update videos.

[@knittingchick50]

Where are you? Connecticut? When I lived in Brookfield, Ct, I couldn’t put the shovel in the ground anywhere without hitting a rock or boulder. When we had our driveway widened, our contractor removed a boulder which he estimated to be the size of a VW bug! I watched him try to roll it across the yard as it almost tipped the bulldozer over.

[@myboringchannel]

well . . . wait a few months. I'll post a vid of how it has grown. Thanks for the comment.

[@vuk8550]

How did all this go? Did you have any problems with containment? And how high did they grow? Tnx

[@myboringchannel]

@@vuk8550 no problems. But I replaced it with clumping a few years later. Plenty of vids on my channel.

[@futbol1972]

I've heard eventually I have to take them out from container and plant it in ground? They also told me they are invasive even the clumping one and that they alot of work to mantain?? I need something to block my 2 story neighboor house and also something for my side yard fence which is 173ft long. I live in clovis california in the city on a corner lot..my yard sits high so people from outside can see inside my yard..would like to keep them in containers all the time

[@myboringchannel]

You can keep them in containers. They will get root bound though. Clumpers aren’t too invasive.

[@brucemartini2288]

heyyyyy , you've got Gilligan helping you. thats cool🤣

[@caseG80]

Is there any clumping bamboo that grows as tall or is it a good insurance policy to add the blockage barrier to them as well? Cheers is there any updates of this any tips you have discover over the years? Did it escape the barrier?

Thanks, great job on the bamboo how-to. I'm guessing by now, that house is almost hidden. It's inspiring watching the row of large rocks lined up with a perfect trench.

[@myboringchannel]

Kat Pryde I actually replaced the running bamboo with clumping bamboo because I had no peace about it. You can see my video on the clumping bamboo on my channel. I will make a new one next summer as well. I planted Robusta and Scabrida as both varieties do well in full sun.

[@kylebaxter3456]

i wonder as opposed to the trench, why not just line both sides of the hole trench with the protective plastic?

[@myboringchannel]

Because eventually it will become root-bound and the border will break

[@dmanganello]

How did the grove work out? I'm in the process of taking mine out and it's breaking my heart. By now you know how your bamboo behaves; I hope it didn't jump the front trench. Mine did and hence, my yard is a mess from digging runners.

[@myboringchannel]

I replaced mine with clumping videos. There are several update videos.

[@dodo125025]

Looks like a nice project. Can't wait for a final photo/vid to see how it all turns out!

[@mohanmatthews4760]

Very informative and useful video, thank you very much.

[@61dodgelancer]

Why did you choose running bamboo over clumping bamboo? Thanks to anyone who answers my question.

[@bryhigh8486]

and pre watering thoroughly a day before your dig will ensure that post planting watering will have a much better result by letting the water go "down" rather that running off!

[@BeingJohnMalkowitz]

This is exactly what i did ! But after about 10 years the roots of the bamboo are pushing through the HDPE barrier ! Only difference here is that i used a barrier of about 23 inches instead of 28 . But it does not matter when the bamboo will push itself through in time , cos it will happen one day when the root system has filled up all the area within the barrier .

[@myboringchannel]

I replaced it with clumping bamboo. There are several update videos.

[@nvasudeva]

very nicely explained and to the point. Keep up the good work !!

[@borisbolshoi7317]

Did it block the light into your neighbors yard?

[@warrenwood9529]

This video was from 9 years ago, so what does it look like today?

[@myboringchannel]

Check my channel. There are tons of updates

[@MrWiskin]

Your lawn looks lush! My Lady Garden is all overgrown and full of mice and earwigs!

[@myboringchannel]

+Johnny Knoxville LOL. It's not looking so good rightnow!

[@churro1980]

Great info, thanks for the upload. Are you planning on uploading the end results? I would like to see how tall it has grown.

[@qylaila]

Whats the update on this? What does the bamboo look like now?

[@arif0818]

the killer wife say "keep working!"

[@tonyv1505]

she reminds me of my wife lol

[@ctrey8395]

😂🤣

[@Littlelamb2023]

@@tonyv1505 She reminds me of my EX-wife ha

[@PlantzNThings]

Well done... This looks like a lot of work but well worth the effort to have well contained Bamboo. I wonder if making a raised bed 24"-30" tall would have the same effect.

[@myboringchannel]

PlantzNThings Thanks for the comment! It was a lot of work. The raised bed would work BUT having the front open is an important part because it allows you to root trim the plant, preventing it from becoming root-bound.

[@PlantzNThings]

that makes sense.

[@garydiamond6078]

PlantzNThings Nothing works, but ripping it out, it climbs over 3 foot rocks in just two weeks, sends out a green snake like runner even freezing cold won't hurt it, in the end, it's will win and you will lose and spend a small fortune for nonthing just don't plant it

[@shawbriggs6469]

Is Arizona a good place to plant Bamboo??

[@AustinSlay]

I honestly think y'all are the people down at the bamboo garden

[@myboringchannel]

Haha. Nope.

[@rortiz77]

Good job! Waiting to see what happens with yours before I start my project

[@Stars4Hearts]

How’s it looking this year

[@myboringchannel]

It’s clumping bamboo now. Plenty of videos on my channel

[@mrmark8603]

We just made an "island" by surrounding the bamboo with the barrier. NO annual rhizome trimming required.

[@myboringchannel]

Depending on the type of bamboo, that barrier will eventually fail

[@dmcy4270]

Subscribed straight away just for your name alone 😆

[@myboringchannel]

Cool. Thanks🙃 Working on a bamboo vid right now. Going on a new rock hunt on Wednesday. More stuff coming! Thanks for the sub!

[@michaelglaser1669]

Question... why not just put the barrier all the around so you don’t need to prune??

[@myboringchannel]

Eventually the barrier would break

[@joyceedwards3336]

I love all the rocks you dug up! 😁

[@myboringchannel]

That was the hardest part

[@jstee503]

Hey I live In beaverton and i am thinking of planting or installing bamboo... how does the bamboo look now? 2020

[@myboringchannel]

I replaced it with clumping.

[@jstee503]

@@myboringchannel what is clumping, another type of bamboo?

[@jstee503]

Is it the same method of installation? How tall is it?

[@myboringchannel]

@@jstee503 send me an email or twitter handle or something & I'll shoot you a picture. It's about 15 feet probably. I've had it for 3-4 years I think. It's thickening up. I don't think you have to install the barrier but it does spread pretty wide (the variety I have). I have Robusta and Scabrida (the Robusta does better).

[@myboringchannel]

@@jstee503 Running bamboo runs. Spreads like wildfire over large distances. Clumping bamboo stays together and spreads a little wider each year. But each plant stays together and doesn't run all over holy hell.

[@w.w.gg.d4038]

Thank you! Cheers from Beaverton , Oregon 🍻✌

[@tonyv1505]

good job learned something by the way love your wife's character reminds me of my wife, keep working lol

[@rhdelaney2027]

How did it turn out? I would really like to plant bamboo but I keep hearing it is so dangerous

[@myboringchannel]

Replaced it with clumping bamboo. There are several update videos.

[@myboringchannel]

Well, I've only had it a few months and it's grown pretty darn fast. The whole grove has literally doubled in size since I planted it (new culms) but it's about the same height. I'm expecting many new culms next summer and then new growth will probably be about three feet higher. I don't know what species you should get for the cold temps. Check out the bamboo garden website.

[@QuizmasterLaw]

YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED have you ever thought maybe this was a bad idea? You willl!

[@mikegallegos7]

It's now 02/2018 - can you give us a progress video ???

[@myboringchannel]

There are several update videos.

[@DelawareAcre]

do you know if this type or of any type that will grow in shade (under very old mature trees) and still provide privacy screen?

[@louloudville]

I'm just wondering how the containment and growth turned out. I lost some trees in a tornado a couple of years ago that left my yard incredibly 'unprivate.' I think a bamboo fence would be perfect, but I sure don't want it to overtake my yard. I'd love to hear how it worked out!

[@bobbyharvill4225]

It won't grow where you mow. I contained mine with my mower. People talk about it like its a wild animal. Lol

[@myboringchannel]

+bobby harvill people talk about it like it's a wild animal because once you let it go for a while, it's like one. With proper containment and regular care, however, it's pretty easy to maintain and control. Personally, I wouldn't rely on a mower to contain a large, healthy hedge of running bamboo. I'd use a proper root barrier or put it on a mound where it can be root trimmed.

[@myboringchannel]

+Marcy Allen Hi there Marcy. I actually removed the running bamboo and have replaced it with clumping bamboo - Scabrida and Robusta, both of which can (supposedly) handle full sun. Check out my most recent video on it herre - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKjQh4CmjcSEr7M

[@QuizmasterLaw]

Marcy Allen, would be bamboo victim...

[@st96nikola]

How fast will it grow, and what species can i use when temp. during winter gets -25 C

[@mooseknuckle8334]

How did everything work out for you?

[@myboringchannel]

Great. I replaced it with clumping bamboo. There are several update videos.

[@thewizardofchinohills7277]

May God Have Mercy On Your Soul. This Stuff is Dynamite. Left Unchecked, It Will Consume Your Entire Yard! Don’t Even Think about Relying On An Idiot Gardener. Most of Them Are Haters That Will Just Let it Grow.

[@futbol1972]

Hi I live in clovis california in the city and would like to know what type of bamboo and if this plant is good and low maintance to block my 2 story house neighboors or should I look into aluhja pine trees? I just need wherever I plant to be about 15-20 ft tall and about 10-15ft wide. Thank u

[@elizapat]

What does the bamboo hedge look like today?

[@nickys5578]

those are beautiful rocks I would love to find that but all I get is strait sand stone that augers can't drill though after 1.5 ft lol

[@myboringchannel]

ugh. sounds terrible

[@pgvandy1]

Its now 2020, would love to see a quick follow up on how it turned out. ;)

[@myboringchannel]

I have tons of newer videos! Check my channel.

[@javzee2315]

why not run the barrier on both sides completely containing the bamboo?

[@javzee2315]

Ok thanks

[@javzee2315]

I was interested in bamboo but around here in SoCal it's too expensive $150 for a medium bucket and it didn't look that healthy

[@Jungla694]

Meanwhile your neighbor received a free privacy screen without lifting a finger.

[@dacrez8200]

Great video. After watching this I'm not looking forward to trenching through the rocks and clay in my yard for the bamboo I'll be putting in soon.(Barrier to minimise clump size). Is there a reason you chose a running bamboo over a hedge of clumping or wasn't the maintenance an issue? Looking forward to updates.

[@myboringchannel]

I didn't use clumping bamboo because I couldn't get the height I was going for. A new video will be on here within a few months. I'm going to chronicle the new growth then post the video when it's filled in. Probably a couple months from now. Stay tuned.

[@CindyPDX]

My Boring Channel Outstanding work! WOW! It looks amazing! And all those rocks look so familiar to me.I live in SE PDX and can't believe the amount of rounded rocks I found on my property when I planted Viburnum Tinus Spring bouquet in our front yard for a hedge! Where do they all come from? It's endless like our moss and ferns! Please post your updated video on the progress of your outstanding bamboo hedge work. You guys did such a fabulous job! Wonder if we could hire you to advise or do our yard.

[@yassinek7744]

That's too bad. It would be nice to see some long term follow-ups with the running bamboo. I need to plant 250ft of privacy landscaping in my backyard as well but not sure how well I can contain it. I live in North Dallas. Feel free to offer any advice.

[@orlandogreengirl3053]

+Yassine K Just plant clumping bamboo. DON't plant running.

[@KentSpain85]

Love the project. Love the house! Your family is adorable :) Thanks for the info about bamboo!

[@johnleary9997]

Just wondering why you didn’t use clumping bamboo

[@carlosacortes4994]

how it looks today ?

[@HansumRob100]

I have the problem.. neighbors are higher behind us.. with a view strait into our pool area...hate it... so planted some bamboo... waiting for it to bush up... 2.7m up wud be perfect...previous owner 15yrs... ddnt do nothing about it...

[@jazzsayin8435]

Just found your channel. Luv it. Thanks.

[@frankdavidson9675]

if you bamboo is spreading in the wrong direction go to mother plant go down deep with a spade it will cut that runner you can pull it out of the ground not very deep

[@myboringchannel]

Hmmm. When I say it fast, I can't even hear the difference. But point taken.

[@jhue6337]

You guys are tough.... that's a lot of rocks ... to dig ... great job

[@kevingerace9787]

through reading the comments I saw you ripped this out? was it growing out of control? I live in Connecticut and they have a law about not planting this within 40 feet of property lines. I feel like with a proper barrier around the full area I would be OK as long as I monitored any roots growing over my plastic edge.. but I just started research on this today. what was your experience? thanks for your help

[@myboringchannel]

No, it was not out of control. It was very well contained. I did it right and I guarantee it would still be contained today. It's just a plant after all and if you plan ahead well enough, you'll be fine. The problem I was having is that I just worry about things. I was constantly worried that something might get out and get out of control although I don't think it would have. I also thought about re-selling the house, and with a very mature grove that might put potential buyers off in the future. The root ball on these groves gets so monstrous that once a grove gets mature, it is VERY hard to get rid of it. So . . . I just didn't have peace, but no, it never got out, and no, it wasn't hard to control at all because I planned ahead. But it was still a young grove . . .

[@kevingerace9787]

That makes sense... I feel like I would do the same. Especially in CT now if it grows in anyone else's yard it's a fine of $100 per day, and the owner is also responsible for all damages. After watching your video and thinking more about it I may make large planter boxes out of railroad ties. 6' wide 3' deep and 4' tall, and then install proper drainage and line the inside with plastic. That way I could contain them but hopefully they'd still have enough area to grow big. I'm have some pine trees removed in my backyard to extend my yard to the property line but that is going to expose some ugly condos behind me with bright parking lot lights every night, and I want it all to disappear since I'm putting a pool in. You think you had an ugly eye sore of a neighbor. _lh3.googleusercontent.com/nClBFqvlgrORiYZ_2WFkre7l5G8g7sst9wUSYaT_3nN3vRDios1n8O6XLg5419B_SiTadiKGpw_

[@st96nikola]

Hvala ti puno na informaciji, do sada nisam nigdje nasao gdje bi mogao da ga uzmem (a da je relativno blizu)! :)

[@karenolson5556]

Where do you live??? I want to put Bamboo in my back yard...I live in southern Minnesota, in zone 4b. Is there a Bamboo I can plant?

[@esperanzacollazo1524]

Any update video ??

[@myboringchannel]

There are lots and lots. Check my channel.

[@wthomas7955]

Why not go with barrier all the way around and be done with it?

[@myboringchannel]

It’ll eventually get root bound

[@wthomas7955]

@@myboringchannel If you're cutting the roots that extend into the channel won't that have the same effect?

[@myboringchannel]

No because you’re cutting the roots regularly.

[@wthomas7955]

@@myboringchannel I must not be understanding something. Wouldn't cutting the roots in the channel be the same as cutting the roots that are deflected upwards by the barrier? How would that impact the root growth in the area where the roots are intact and free to grow? Isn't that where they'd become overgrown?

[@wthomas7955]

@@myboringchannel I thought about it a bit more and it now makes sense to me that some of the roots that hit the barrier are going to be deflected back in the direction they came, which could lead to them ping ponging between the two sides of the barrier, so to speak. I'm now wondering if this same practice of leaving one side an open trench should apply to a much bigger area...? I planted a hillside with running bamboo that is bounded at the top by 8" thick concrete retaining walls much deeper than 36". The bamboo doesn't really seem to grow uphill anyway. However, I'm thinking I need to do a 36" barrier on the sides and along the base of the hill. The area is approximately 60' in the uphill downhill direction x120'. Or is the area too big for getting root bound to be a concern? I read somewhere on the internet that bamboo groves have a healthy life span of about 60 years at which point you have to dig them up and start over anyway, although I don't know how accurate this information is.

[@Unit1001InDistress]

Where is the follow up video? A few years later it would be nice to see the results.

[@myboringchannel]

There is a follow-up video. It's here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKfXppaCZphqjLM And there will be more follow-up videos in the future!

[@myboringchannel]

Glad to help!

[@lan-hkum2933]

No matter how deep you dig the root will eventually spread every were as far as 20 to 40 feet. If you want to protect it from spreading every where, make concrete gutter first it will definitely stop the root from spreading.

[@QuizmasterLaw]

until the concrete cracks anyway... which it will eventually. and then he is FUCKED.

[@anstumedia2606]

Would not be able to do that legally in the UK as the neighbours can claim right to light and the bamboo would be required to be moved

[@myboringchannel]

So I couldn't plant tall trees in my own yard? Stupid. Glad I don't live there.

[@sinhnguyen4815]

I'm happy with coals or diesels. I don't mind saw dusts either.

[@joem80003]

You going make a follow up

[@myboringchannel]

I've made a bunch of follow-up videos. I have links at the end of the video which will take you there or you can check my channel for all my bamboo videos

[@WesleyAPEX]

You know when you mow your lawn any bamboo shoots that are in your lawn that get mowed down die so you shouldn't have much of a problem containing them

[@QuizmasterLaw]

BWHAAHAHAHAAH

[@boomer1579]

Very true.

[@watzegjemedaarnouvan]

The boy was like gas gas gas

[@LordRustyMcAlpin]

You have a lot of nice stones on your property. Do you want to build a mailbox?

[@smtel4903]

What's d purpose of trench?

[@mikegallegos7]

Excellent Little Helpers !!