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I'm thinking of planting some punting pole and timber bamboo, even though they're clumping is there an easy way to keep it from spreading in one direction? I don't want it to spread into my neighbors yard so I'm wondering if you can put in a simply barrier? I know with running bamboo you have to put in a 3-4 ft barrier under ground or use a 3-4 ft raised bed. Where it's going to be, it will be hard to get behind it every year to trim up new growth.
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