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Believe it or not, it doesn't seem to hurt them much. There are some down in the woods that you can hardly see the tree's leaves for the kudzu, and yet they live on. That tree has looked like that for years. Wisteria, on the other hand, seems to be worse on the tree. There is a big water oak in...

Why Jay, you don't know what you're missing. I'll just have to send you some. No worries, you can thank me later.:D Here is a Wiki link pertaining to it....http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kudzu. I read that it's somewhat native to Japan, actually. These pics were taken a few minutes ago, across...

Are you referring to bamboo or kudzu, Jay? Assuming you mean kudzu, cutting it off at ground level would be interesting here, as the ground is rather rough and uneven.

We have kudzu. It's definitely invasive. My dad said my great-grandfather or great-uncle or someone back then brought it here from somewheres else and planted it to control erosion. I don't know that it even does a good job of that, as it climbs trees and covers them, while the gullies below...

It IS a hoot to burn! When I burned my debris pile a few weeks ago, I didn't know my dad had thrown a pile of his bean poles from last year on it. He cuts bamboo poles every year or so, as the old ones begin to break down. About 20 minutes after I set the fire, it sounded like a young war out...

I told my dad I was going to start me a patch and he asked, "Why? The stuff is taking over here as it is..." It is very invasive, and spreads like kudzu, if that means anything to you. It got across a road that runs around my dad's yard (down to his uncle's pasture) and is now spreading down...

Bamboo! What fun! I just got through helping my 7-year-old build a teepee out of some bamboo poles I cut over at my dad's. She's having a blast right now. Back in 1990, we had to cut a patch of bamboo while doing line clearance. I put on a pair of hooks and climbed up a stick of it that was at...