Posted by Mark Robke on January 04, 2020 at 12:37:49 from (71.30.205.1):
In Reply to: Re: Bamboo posted by old on January 03, 2020 at 09:46:50:
Old- when Daniel Boone, Simon Kenton(Butler) and others came to Kentucky they encountered huge 'cane' fields. It is my understanding that the 'cane' was bamboo. I see it advertised on the local Craigslist (Cincinnati or Lexington). Being the same approximate latitude as you, I would think it would grow for you. I don't think it gets as big as what is pictured though. I live very close to the Buffalo Trace area of Kentucky-State route 68 follows the path the buffalo followed. Their 'roads' were centuries old and worn down like big, wide trenches, and it was said once the buffalo went on the move it took days for them to pass. They had roads right thru the 'cane' too.Settlers burned it down. Mark.
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