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I need some bamboo trees for backyard project for my kids. Any idea where I can find some wild ones, like a bamboo forest somewhere? I noticed there are people growing it near green farms road. I'm looking for wild and public access ones so I can cut a few.
Not Fairfield County, but on Laurel St., in East Haven, there is a fair-sized group of bamboo growing. I have enjoyed seeing them for several years - just saw in town newspaper that there were complaints about "running bamboo" to Zoning Dept. and it might have to be removed. I will try to get exact address if you are interested, it is near Exit 51 off I-95.
Not Fairfield County, but on Laurel St., in East Haven, there is a fair-sized group of bamboo growing. I have enjoyed seeing them for several years - just saw in town newspaper that there were complaints about "running bamboo" to Zoning Dept. and it might have to be removed. I will try to get exact address if you are interested, it is near Exit 51 off I-95.
Just looking for wild ones, I have very limited abilities to grow anything...
With Bamboo you don't need any abilities. Just sit back and let the bamboo do its thing, which is take over your property, and maybe your neighbor's, if you aren't careful.
Ding, ding, ding... we have a winner. My exact thought when read OP.
Ditto. I wouldn't go near that stuff no matter how much land I had.
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